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How many times can God forgive you?

If you had a voucher to get an unlimited supply from a supermarket, what would you do? God has everything good stored for you: peace, joy, love, wisdom, deliverance, healing, restoration, and the best plan for your life. You just need to come to Jesus, who has paid the price, so you can get all of these for free. Why wait? Come to Him now.

Let’s Pray:

Father Lord, if men can trust in Your heavenly blessings, can I also trust in Your forgiveness, no matter how many times I have sinned against You? Abba Father, uphold me with Your love and have mercy. Forgive me and walk me through the path of hope and righteousness. Amen.

“For You, Lord, are good, and ready to forgive, And abundant in mercy to all those who call upon You.”

Psalms‬ ‭86‬:‭5

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