Pure Glory

by Hazel Straub

Do you find it easier to see others’ faults, rather than your own? We have a tendency to judge the twig in our brother’s eye and miss the plank protruding from our own eye. This behavior causes us to sin, with haughty arrogance, self-exaltation, and pride.

Daddy God, deliver me from taking liberties with your grace, mercy and pardon. Wash and make me clean from faults and sins,  I do not recognize. Keep me from becoming over familiar with you and presuming on your mercy, while filled with pride, self-importance, and superiority. Father, I turn from these sins and humble myself before you. Soften and make my heart pliable, to your instruction.  May my thought life and speech be acceptable in your presence, for you are my stability, anchor and rescuer, through your Son, Jesus.

“Who can discern unintentional sins? Cleanse me from hidden faults. Also keep your servant from presumptuous sins, so that they won’t control me. Then I will be blameless and free of great offense. May the words of my mouth and the thoughts of my heart be unobjectionable in your presence, Adonai, my Rock and Redeemer. (Psalm 19:13-15 CJB)

Amen!

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