4 thoughts on “HTBB: Principle #8 “Character of the Heart””

  1. This was insightful , at first I shook away the feeling that I was doing anything wrong. Until my HH brought a show up that I watch and what seeds of unforgivness , lust and anger it has been planting. I don’t want to deal with a heart issue because of something that I once found entertaining.

  2. With today’s principle, I learned that any sin, even if only in the mind, blocks our blessings. That we must renounce any sin, no matter how small we think it is. That God looks at our willingness and that evil exposes the character of the heart. And if there is any sin in our lives, we must confess it to the Lord because He is faithful to cleanse us of our sins and forgive us.

  3. This lesson is such a revelation, because I don’t think we always realize how sin stands in the way of our miracle or relationship with our Beloved.

    If we know there is sin in our life, we must run to our Beloved and we must ask for forgiveness. If we need to ask for someone else’s forgiveness, we must ask our Beloved to provide an opportunity to do so.

    Then we must also ask Him to reveal to us any sin from our past so that we can go to our Beloved and ask for forgiveness.

    But how wonderful it is that our Beloved’s grace is great enough to forgive every sin and wash us clean! He removes our sins as far as the east is from the west! We must just go to Him in humility, with a willing heart, and ask Him to forgive us! It’s very important that we then turn away from our sin.

    ‘As far as the east is from the west, So far has He removed our transgressions from us. Just as a father has compassion on his children, So the L ord has compassion on those who fear Him. ‘
    Psalms 103:12-13
    https://my.bible.com/bible/100/PSA.103.12-13‘

  4. Absolutely, filling our minds with even little things that can alter than way we we believe, think, act, is dangerous! We are called to be sober, which means not just mind altering substances. it means , being calm, serious, Having a disposition or tempter habitually sober, calm and temperate.

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