✨ CHOICE 4: Openly Examine and Confess My Faults “Openly examine and confess my faults to myself, to God, and to someone I trust.” A pure heart is a free heart—a heart no longer weighed down by guilt, shame, or the secrets we’ve tried to hide. Purity isn’t perfection. It’s honesty. It’s courage. It’s the willingness to stop running from our past and finally bring everything into the light. Choice 4 is where true freedom begins. ⭐ What Guilt Does to Us Guilt slowly destroys us

The Road to Recovery is a Christ-centered pathway toward healing and freedom.Each principle is rooted in Jesus’ Beatitudes  (Matthew 5), showing us that true recovery begins not in self-reliance, but in surrender to God. These eight principles outline a journey from brokenness to blessing—through honesty, humility, hope, and heart transformation. 1. Realize I’m not God. “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”  — Matthew 5:3 I admit that I am pow

When we read Genesis 6, we step into a world that looks eerily familiar — a world overflowing with corruption, self-indulgence, and spiritual blindness. Humanity had turned away from God, chasing beauty, power, and personal desire over truth, humility, and righteousness. 6:1–4 — When Desire Replaces Devotion The chapter opens with the “sons of God” taking for themselves the “daughters of men” based on outward beauty rather than inner virtue (v. 2). These verses reveal the beg