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Pressure and confusion can bring out the worst in us, but God’s Word is a powerful tool to combat our triggers with His truth.

Many Christians become stuck in sin patterns and have little hope breaking free. This can lead to deep guilt, shame, and discouragement. In this three-day plan, you will begin a journey toward overcoming habitual sin by getting to the root of the issues through the power of Christ. Join us today.

Romans 12:2 highlights the importance of renewing our minds to prove "what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God." But what does that truly involve? The aim of transformation is repentance—a Holy Spirit-guided shift in mindset and lifestyle. Genuine repentance is more than guilt or repeated apologies; it involves turning away from sin, removing relational barriers, and producing fruit such as love replacing anger and peace overcoming fear. This plan is perfect for anyone seeking deeper freedom, healthier relationships, and a heightened awareness of God's transforming presence in the everyday life of Kingdom-living.

Eighteenth-century American pastor and theologian Jonathan Edwards authored a series of 70 resolutions to express his deep commitment to personal holiness and spiritual discipline. This devotional unpacks the theological weight and practical application of Resolution 56: “Resolved, never to give over, nor in the least to slacken my fight with my corruptions, however unsuccessful I may be.” Over the next few days, we will explore the biblical grounding of this resolution and its enduring significance for the Christian life today.