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Let compunction function in you

Posted on February 25, 2020 by Steve Simms

There are two common responses to guilt: 1) Self-justification and denial, or 2) Compunction — sorrow for sin that leads to confession and changes in behavior. To reject compunction (moral responses to guilt, that prompt you to quit guilt-producing thoughts … Continue reading →

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Compunction, grieving over sin, may be out of style, but it’s powerful

Posted on February 18, 2020 by Steve Simms

If you never see and grieve over your own sin, you never sense any need for God’s grace. Repentance requires sincere remorse and sorrow for our sins. That’s called compunction. Grace is the invitation to repentance, not a substitute for … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: sorrow for sin

Let compunction function in you

Compunction, grieving over sin, may be out of style, but it’s powerful

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