Good morning everyone and welcome back to another mornings with the masters.

We're devoted to the Lord daily with you.

Good morning, you guys. Good morning, indeed. We're picking back up with a goodness gracious

devotional, and before we jump in, have a little survey for you all have you all ever heard the word

Ninkapoop because I guess this is Tori's first time she's she's pre-reading the devo and it

mentioned that in there so if you want to comment that let us know if you've ever heard of that word before.

Okay y'all let's jump in. Today's devotional it says this. Yes God uses imperfect people. The verse is Romans 8 one.

Therefore there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.

Ever feel so guilty about something that it suffocates you.

Goodness gracious, how I can relate, my friend.

Thoughts of, why did you do that, youink can poop fill the heart and mind you wish it was just a bad dream where you can wake up with relief knowing it wasn't real there was a period of my life where I was so broken.

I didn't feel worthy enough to worship God. I felt like he could no longer use a

shameful mess like me. I told myself that a girl with my kind of baggage isn't worthy of

being used by the Lord. Even though my repentance was sincere, I still saw myself

as damaged goods.

But God, but the cross, where he bore it all.

Jesus doesn't require us to be faultless or pain-free

in order to step into his presence. In fact there is nothing we can ever do to make

him love us more and there is nothing we've ever done that will make him love us

less. It is in his presence where we can expect forgiveness,

express sorrow, and experience a completely transformed life. The Bible is full of men and women who have made mistakes.

However, despite it all, God used them anyway.

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