20. If I am
crying/sad
about the sin
in my life – I
should be
happy. Why?
21. *Taking the sin in my life
seriously. actively
concerned about it.
22. If I ignore the sin in my life,
that means I don’t want to
deal with it.
But if I cry/sad about it that
means I have looked at it, and
I see the seriousness of the
situation!
23. If I cry/sad about it that
means that I realise how
much it affects me, my
relationship with God, my
relationship with others and I
need to do something about it.
I need to repent.
24. Crying can be the start of a
process, it is not a human
weakness
25. The mourning of our
short comings
compliments
the 1st beatitude.
26. We can’t truly repent without
godly sorrow, how do I
know?
27. ‘Godly sorrow
brings repentance
that leads to
2Cor
salvation and
7:10 leaves no regret,
but worldly
sorrow brings
death.’
28. The blessing is not
upon
all that mourn, but
upon
those who mourn in
reference to sin.
32. ‚He will wipe away
every tear from Revelation
their eyes, and death 21:4
shall be no more,
neither shall there
be mourning, nor
crying, nor pain
anymore, for the
former things have
passed away.‛
33. "If we believe that God's
grace and sovereignty is
greater than any loss or
disappointment, we, too, can
experience joy in the midst of
sorrow."'CAREY KINSOLVING'
34. The big Q.
When with the
consequences of our sin and
the suffering of living in a
fallen world, do we harden
our and become a
cynical or open our up
by crying out to God for
help and comfort?