Do We Call What is Holy "Sin" (and What is Sin "Holy")

When I was first a believer, I had a very strong view of what was right and what was wrong.

I had a sense that anything I was uncomfortable with was definitely wrong.

After a lot of of life…and sadly time away from Jesus…and God healing and redeeming my journey, I've come to realize that there are things I am uncomfortable with, but are not necessarily sin.

And there are things I am comfortable with that aren't sin necessarily.

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Quote from a recent Coaching Program graduate:

The program is great! I love the focus on self-growth, personal responsibility and spiritual practices that unlock God's love in our heart and the heart of our spouse. God truly used this program to change my life...

I have a softened heart toward my wife now. I desire to love her the way God desires. I went from a miserable and sexless marriage to a wonderful and passionate sex-filled marriage!

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Because you and I are not meant to be led by what's comfortable.

We are meant to be led by the word of God.

Today, I want to tackle some really important topics that will help, I think, clarify topics and themes that often trip Christians up.

And it makes people love each other less.

In your marriage. And your friendships. And your schools. And your workplace.

We want to be defining our life in our direction.

We do not want to be defining how we should behave and what we should do and what we should think simply because it's the opposite of what the world does.

We need to define ourselves by what God wants us to be doing.

So today, I'm hoping that when you listen, you will gain a level of freedom in your heart and thoughts that you maybe didn't have before listening.

Because God calls us to freedom.

In our relationships, in our thoughts, and in our hearts.

That's why he came to set us free.

And I want that for you.

Let's get into it.

Blessings,

Belah

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PPS - Here is a quote from another recent Coaching program graduate:
My biggest marital struggle was resentment and poor communication. I was so unhappy.
My husband is my best friend, and I didn't want to be around him or be intimate...
[Now,] our communication is so much better.
I learned to be vulnerable which showed him I trust him. In return he feels safe to be vulnerable with me.