I believe in forgiveness and a clean slate, given honest admission and regret.

Shame isn’t part of that. If God has cleansed you of all unrighteousness, who are you to ignore that and still be ashamed?

I remember a conversation with my dad, a pastor, about the custom of foot-washing as an act of humility, not a part of our denomination’s rituals, but still interesting. I was about 15.

I said, “I’d have no problem washing somebody’s feet but I’d truly have trouble with someone else washing my feet.”

My Dad chuckled and said, “Honey, that’s the point.”

beautiful, and so hopeful, nice to read...thank you for sharing...
But a little thing I would change, faith and flesh can coexist. To my viewing. The body is innocent, love is not shameful. Unless there is something different for you.

May God bless you, and keep you walking forward in clarity and faith! Your eyes and heart have been opened, and I see the hand of God upon you. Thanks be to God!

That’s wonderful. Enjoy you life together. God bless.

Talking to married men online, and being a flirt, is not the same as home-wrecking.

Maybe you exaggerate things a little bit?

Good for you.

🙏🙏 The personal part is the hardest, grace is free!!