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Dear Fred,
That you for sharing the deep things of God. I have grown so much since I was introduced to you and your messages. I have been living in fear for such a long time. I used to fear God because I grew up in a works-based relationship with my earthly father, which contributed to my relationship with my heavenly Father.
Since I have been introduced to “Christ in me as me,” it has changed my life; however, I can’t seem to relax with grace because it sounds to good to be true. I am still afraid to sin because I hate sinning, but I still sin. I guess I want to be without any sin, but that does not makes sense because why would I need a Savior in my life?
But the struggle to be perfect is found in my belief I must please God by my works. This is why I live in fear, fear of committing a sin. There is a sin in my life I am struggling to break free of, and that one sin has become my full focus in my relationship with God. It seems unfair to focus on one thing, since 90 % of my time is sin free.
What is your recommendation, if any?
Dave, I’m in Alaska visiting my grandkids and son, and haven’t been checking in with the blog. Thank you for writing and I will get back to you, but it may be a few more days. Hard to get much done with little kids running around and all the Christmas stuff. I will give you an attentive reply as soon as I can. Meantime, God’s got you! (And He’s not too worried about your “sin.” We’ll talk more later!)
Dear Dave,
Pardon my delay. I am just now getting back into the swing of things. TodayI will be drafting a reply to your questions about “sin” and “sinning.” What you have described is common to countless others, too. Just this to let you know “I’m back” and soon a fuller answer will appear.
Much love,
fred
Blessings, and happy New Year, my friend. Thank you!
Dave, I’m sending my reply via your email because it is too long for this comment area. Let me know what you think after you’ve read it.
fred
Dear brother Fred, I look forward to receiving this.
Thank you for all that you do.
Dave
I look forward to hearing what God gives you in His wisdom and grace.
Thank you for the last sentence regarding that “God got me.” I am beginning to see that more than ever.
Having been a Christian since 2001, but having a couple of “falling away’s” along the way, I wish I’d had the book “Hearts of Flesh” back then. There is so much clarity about the New Birth, the Spirit and the spirit and Oneness. It’s unveiled to me a lot of misunderstood scripture, and for this I’m am very grateful. Not only well-written, but often heart-warmingly poetic. I thank you that you made it freely available as I have limited means.
I pray Gods every blessing on you, you’re family and your Ministry.
Thanks, Nicholas, for writing and sharing with me. I’m obviously glad you have found some helpful things. Let me know if I can clarify something I wrote, etc. Blessings!