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The Second Step Continued: Examining is a Process - Once You
begin don’t let shame, pain, or fear stop you.
Romans 8:1 King James Version (KJV) There is therefore now no condemnation to them
which are in Christ Jesus, who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit.
Prayer- My prayer for you on this day that you begin to trust God deeper: or for those who are
coming for the first time to Him to know He will not condemn you. As you search scriptures on
His care for you, I pray that your heart will let Him into the place(s) you held back from others
out of shame, pain and fear. His love is prefect and His revealing of what He knows about you
will bring you peace.
Notes / Reflections
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As it relates to this topic, conviction in the place of condemnation happens when you
are continuing the process. God will reveal things in you to heal not to hurt. If you are
feeling condemned don’t accept it.
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