Daily Devotional
Let God Wipe Away Your Past
“He will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain anymore, for the former things have passed away."”Revelation 21:4 I’m going to keep this simple today because the point I want is simple. When you are in Christ, your past has been wiped away and you future is so bright. That “past” starts now...God wants you to surrender your cares to Him. Let God carry you. Let God take away your pain. He did not design you to carry the weight of the past. God created you to worship Him. Don’t worship the past. Don’t let the weight of the past dictate your future. Look, I get it, we all have a past. Good, bad or indifferent, it’s ours. But that past, “your mountain”, is also your testimony. Everyone’s is different according to His plan for us. So don’t compare yours to someone’s else’s. Own your own and use it to spread good fruit. God wants to deliver you from the imprisonment of your past. Let God rule, dominate and dwell in every area of your life. Let Him remove the former things. Let God eradicate the old. Let God transform your heart and make you new. Choose God. Trust God. Let God lead your path. Be Nice, Grace Wins
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Reference: Revelation 21:4
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