324 | Do I Still Need to Confess My Sins?
Jul 17, 202615m
If Jesus paid for all of my sins, and I'm secure in him, why should I confess my sin or apologize to God when I mess up? This episode tackles this question straight out of 1 John 1.
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Josiah Coile, Focus Ministries hosts Focus On The Bible, a religion show with 325 episodes published.
If Jesus paid for all of my sins, and I'm secure in him, why should I confess my sin or apologize to God when I mess up? This episode tackles this question straight out of 1 John 1.
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