Our Daily Bread Devotional 10th January 2022 | Etch A Sketch Forgiveness

Our Daily Bread Devotional 10th January 2022 | Etch A Sketch Forgiveness

Our Daily Bread Devotional 10th January 2022 | Etch A Sketch Forgiveness

Read today Monday 10th January 2022 Our Daily Bread Devotional titled Etch A Sketch Forgiveness written by Katara Patton this message shall be a blessing to your life and destiny.

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TOPIC: ETCH A SKETCH FORGIVENESS

KEY VERSE:

As far as the east is from the west, so far has he removed our transgressions from us.

Psalm 103:12

Today’s Scripture: Psalm 103:7–13

OUR DAILY BREAD DEVOTIONAL 10TH JANUARY 2022 | INSIGHT

The little red rectangular box was magical. As a kid, I could play with it for hours. When I turned one knob on the box, I could create a horizontal line on its screen. Turn the other knob and voila—a vertical line. When I turned the knobs together, I could make diagonal lines, circles, and creative designs. But the real magic came when I turned my Etch A Sketch toy upside down, shook it a little and turned it right side up. A blank screen appeared, offering me the opportunity to create a new design.

God’s forgiveness works much like that Etch A Sketch. He wipes away our sins, creating a clean canvas for us. Even if we remember wrongs we committed, God chooses to forgive and forget. He’s wiped them out and doesn’t hold our sins against us. He doesn’t treat us according to our sinful actions (Psalm 103:10) but extends grace through forgiveness. We have a clean slate—a new life awaiting us when we seek God’s forgiveness. We can be rid of guilt and shame because of His amazing gift to us.

The psalmist reminds us that our sins have been separated from us as far as the east is separated from the west (v. 12). That’s as far away as you can get! In God’s eyes, our sins no longer cling to us like a scarlet letter or a bad drawing. That’s reason to rejoice and to thank God for His amazing grace and mercy. By:  Katara Patton

Bible in a Year: Genesis 25–26 Matthew 8:1–17

REFLECT: Why do you think God chooses to not treat you as your actions might deserve? How can you thank Him for separating your sins from you?

PRAYER:

Loving God, thank You for forgiveness. Remind me that You no longer remember my sins.

Read The Forgiveness of God.

Thank you for reading today Our Daily Bread Devotional 10th January 2022 titled Etch A Sketch Forgiveness. Have a great week ahead!

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