Finding Forgiveness: Overcoming Guilt Through Faith

Guilt signifies goodness, urging individuals to seek forgiveness and embrace their spiritual journey.

### Finding Redemption: Overcoming Guilt and Embracing Forgiveness
* 🙏 If you're overwhelmed with guilt and feelings of worthlessness, know that you are **exactly who God wants to reach out to right now**.
* 💔 The Lord reveals that many suffer from guilt, and feeling remorseful is a sign of being a **good person**, as it shows your **capacity for compassion and understanding**.
* 📖 In 2 Corinthians 7:9-10, it is emphasized that "**Godly grief produces a repentance that leads to Salvation without regret**," highlighting that your grief brings you **closer to God**.
* ✨ Remember, no matter your past actions, 1 John 1:9 assures us that "**He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness**."
* ⏳ God understands our needs and operates on His own timeline, as stated in 2 Peter 3:9, where He expresses **patience, wishing for all to reach repentance**.
* ❌ Those who do not feel **guilt or remorse** are often the ones who stray from the path of **righteousness**, unlike good people who struggle with their **conscience**.
* 🕊 Isaiah 1:18 reminds us that even the deepest sins can be forgiven, as God promises to **cleanse us and make us new** through Jesus Christ.
* 🌟 By accepting Christ into your life, you can **become a new creation**, shedding the burdens of **guilt and shame**, and embracing the **love and forgiveness** that God offers.

if you're feeling overrun with guilt, if you're feeling so down that there's something that's saying to you, I just don't want to be here anymore or I don't deserve to be here anymore, then I'm going to give you a very clear message from God: you are exactly the person that I need to speak to right now. So listen very carefully, please, just till the end of this video. Try and take in as much as you can, and I'll try and help you understand what the Lord has shown me. The Lord led me on a journey of thought. He led me to a clear picture, a clear understanding, and it started off with Him giving me the feeling that many of His children take their own lives because of guilt. You see, He showed me that the very fact you feel guilty proves that you are actually a good person because good people feel remorseful, good people feel guilt, they feel shame, regret, they wish they could have done things differently, and the sad part of

that is that it is the guilt, the very guilt that you feel, that makes you a good person. That is the reason you should continue your fight and not give up, that you should continue. I want to just read 2 Corinthians 7:9-10, which touches on the grief that you feel as it is. I rejoice not because you were grieved, but because you were grieved into repenting; for you felt a Godly grief, so that you suffered no loss through us. For Godly grief produces a repentance that leads to Salvation without regret. Look, there's two very important words there that I said twice in that passage: Godly grief. You're feeling as God feels. You are closer to God. That grief that you feel makes you the Divine person, someone in touch with the spiritual side of themselves. In 1 John 1:9, it says, If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us.

from all unrighteousness. All the things that you've ever done, no matter how bad you believe they are, or no matter how bad they were, you can be forgiven and move forward. You can be cleansed of all unrighteousness in the name of Jesus Christ, our Lord. Now, some of you will say, Well, things seem to be moving slowly. I don't seem to be getting the help that I need, where I needing. But you have to understand, God takes a different pace with different people, depending on their needs. He knows what you need more than you know what you need. So, whereas you may feel as though you should be pushed in the right direction quicker, or this should have happened by now, or that, God knows the beginning, the present, and the end. He's all Alpha and Omega and everything in between. He knows what must happen next and how it must happen. He understands us. And on that note, in 2 Peter 3:9, it says, The Lord is not slow to fulfill His

promise as some count slowness, but his patient towards you, not wishing that any should perish, but that all should reach repentance. That's very important, and this goes to the point that I was making before, which proves you're a good person, right? This is very important, but is patient towards you, not wishing that any should perish, but that all should reach repentance. Those who perish, bad people who perish and don't have eternal life with the Lord, are those who don't feel repentance, who don't feel remorse, who don't feel guilt, who don't feel so down that they don't want to be here anymore. No, they don't. Those people, you've heard it yourself of people, murderers and rapists doing what they do and then just not being caught for years and years, and you know, how do they sleep at night? Because they don't feel guilt and shame. It doesn't wear heavy on their heart. And some of them may take their own lives, but it is ultimately to avoid the

justice of man. They don't fear the justice of God. They are ungodly people. An example could be Adolf Hitler, who ended his own life because of fear of being caught and brought to human justice when the actual justice that matters is that of the ultimate judge, the Lord. Now, this is important because I want to read to you Isaiah 1:18 because it touches on the level of sin that you feel you may have committed. You may feel you've done something so bad that you can't be forgiven for. So, I just want to read this to you now. Come now, let us settle the matter, says the Lord. Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow. Though they are red as crimson, they shall be like wool. Now, let's look at something very important in that passage. Though they are red as crimson. Now, what does that signify? Something quite bad. They shall be like wool. You can be made clean through the Lord Jesus Christ who

paid for your sins. He gave his life for those things that you did so that you may have safe passage to heaven, so that you may be given a new life through him. In Acts 3:19, it says, Repent therefore and turn back, that your sins may be blotted out, in other words, gone. You don't need to live in the past anymore; you can move forward with Christ. In 2 Corinthians 5:17, it says, Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come; the old has gone, the new is here. But by giving your life to Christ, by asking him to come into your heart, by asking him for forgiveness, by acknowledging that he gave his life for you on the cross, you are a brand new person. You could start right now. You could pause this video and give your life to the Lord Jesus Christ, and you are brand new. You are born again. Blessed is the man who remains steadfast under trial, for when he has stood the test, he will receive the Crown of Life.

which God has promised to those who love him. Stood the test, battled through, carried your cross, got through this, this trial, this very difficult trial. And as difficult as it may be, don't forget that the Lord Jesus Christ carried the ultimate, heaviest cross that there is, the burden. And he carried that for you so that for the very way you feel now, you can be forgiven for and move on. You can move on from the way you feel, from the guilt and the shame that you carry. That can just go. Give it to the Lord. He wants to hear from you. He wants to hear your pain, and he wants to give you his love. I hope this has helped you. God bless. Take care.

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Feeling overwhelming guilt is a sign of being a good person, as it shows remorse and a desire to do better.

This guilt should inspire you to continue fighting and not give up.

God's grief is a sign of being closer to Him, and through confession, there is forgiveness and cleansing.

The Power of Forgiveness and God's Timing

Everyone can be forgiven and cleansed of unrighteousness in the name of Jesus Christ, regardless of their past.

God's timing in providing help is different for each person, as He knows their needs better than they do.

The Lord is patient, not wishing for anyone to perish, but desiring that all reach repentance.

The Importance of God's Justice and Redemption

Ungodly people often fear human justice rather than the justice of God, as illustrated by Adolf Hitler's suicide.

Isaiah 1:18 offers hope for forgiveness, stating that even the worst sins can be made clean through the Lord.

By repenting and giving one's life to Christ, a person can become a new creation and receive the Crown of Life for remaining steadfast under trial.

God promises blessings to those who love Him and endure difficult trials.

Jesus Christ carried the heaviest burden for our forgiveness, offering a way to move on from guilt and shame.

We are encouraged to give our pain to the Lord, who wants to hear from us and provide His love.