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When we turn to God, He will pardon our iniquities!

The Almighty God is faithful to His promises. He promises never to leave nor forsake you. Let’s come to Him.

Let’s Pray:

O God, remember that we are flesh and feeble and You are strong and powerful; who can withstand You, for You are mighty? Will You smash us in our weakness with the edge of Your sword because of our sins? O Lord, You are superior over all, and You are gentle and slow to anger. Do not sweep us away from the face of the earth, but pardon us and save us. We pray and ask that You forgive us for Your name’s sake. In Jesus’ name, amen.


“I will utterly consume everything From the face of the land,” Says the LORD;’’

‭‭~Zephaniah 1:2

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