Repentance prayer

Jesus died on the cross for you and me, so that our sins would be forgiven and we would be made right with God. That is how much Jesus cares about you. Three days later, he rose from the grave and is now seated at God's right hand in heaven. He offers you the free gift of eternal life in heaven with him, if you open your heart and soul to him and let him in. Right now, I want you to scorch your heart. Are you ready to let your heart be opened? Pray this simple prayer and invite Jesus Christ to be your.

"I confess that I am a sinner, Lord. I've done a lot of things that make you unhappy. I've lived my entire life solely for me. I apologise, repent, and apologize for my transgression. I believe you died on the cross for me in order for me to be saved. You accomplished for me what I could not. I come to you now to beg you to take charge of my life, to assist me in living every day for you and in a way that pleases you. I adore you, and I am grateful that I will be with you for the rest of eternity. Amen."

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Thanks for the update I'm a a child of God I been a child of God for 72 years I pray and thank him everyday for all the blessings he has poured up on me I have a relationship with him so do my family praying is our goal each and every day. Again thanks for your update and may God continue to bless you.

October 1, 2021 at 5:08 PM

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