Many Christians deeply struggle with addictions, lust, and various other sins. In these struggles, we often forget a fundamental truth: we are not perfect, but we are actively walking toward perfection daily as we mirror the character of Jesus. ​The Apostle Paul profoundly expressed this internal conflict when he wrote, "For I do not understand my own actions. For I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing I hate." This demonstrates that our standing and good relationship with God is not based on our own power or perfection, but is secured entirely by what Jesus did on the cross. ​The Bible consistently encourages us that when we sin, we should come boldly before Him, for "He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." No matter the weight or nature of the sin you have committed, He still loves you regardless. ​What God desires is a heart that is intentional and devoted to serving Him in all conditions. No matter how many times you fall, rise up (Prov 24:16)He still loves you, unconditionally. #christians #fyp #Godneverfails #christianmotivation #christianincontent