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238 –\u00a0Fear And (self) Loathing in Las Vegas<\/h5>\n

#faithbites #faithjourney self-loathing<\/p>\n

When you think about yourself as a person, what words do you use? Are they positive words that build you up, or negative words that tear you down? In my life, I usually use positive words as I’m a positive person. There are some days when only the negative come out, which turns into self-loathing.<\/p>\n

This isn’t about sin directly, as we’ve hit on that numerous times. Today’s #faithbite is more about when you’ve asked for forgiveness but still commit the sin. It’s no longer that one action, but rather the culmination of the cycle of sin -> forgiveness -> sin forgiveness on the same thing.<\/p>\n

For me, my weakness is my family. I love them so much, especially my kids. Those days when they don’t listen and you find yourself in round after round of yelling, forgiving, being good, repeating the same behavior, and on and on it goes. Those are the days when I wonder if I’m a good parent.<\/p>\n

This applies to so many things beyond just parenting. How many times in your life, do you repeat the same cycle but never completely break out? Then looking back, you think there might be something wrong with you. Guess, what, there is. You are human and we are all faulty.<\/p>\n

We are saved through Christ.<\/p>\n

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Scripture on Self Loathing<\/h5>\n