Tag: guilt

• God Is Not My Boss

  Have you ever had a boss who was a micromanager? He or she followed you around watching everything you did, constantly trying to tweak your performance of every task? Of course we need to do things the way the boss wants, but to be constantly observed and critiqued is rather maddening and probably decreases productivity.

  Christie Cole Atkins

  September 6, 2025

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  Bible, children of God, control, enjoying our blessings, God the Father, guilt, micromanaging, providence, rest, Sabbath, work

• When You’re Not Good At Praying

  I’m sure Satan must love this bit of circular logic that traps people in a cycle of not praying. I don’t, so I can’t. I can’t, so I don’t. You know what I’m going to say to all of this, don’t you?

  Christie Cole Atkins

  August 16, 2025

  faithfulness, prayer

  Bible study, Christian living, crisis, God, guilt, Jesus Christ, prayer, praying the Scriptures, reluctance, supplication

• It Takes One To Know One

  You probably know the old saying, “it takes one to know one,” but why is it so much easier to see any given fault in someone else than it is to see it in ourselves? Could it be that God brought Israel face to face with a picture of their own unrighteousness magnified so that…

  Christie Cole Atkins

  November 2, 2024

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  Bible, Bible study, blame, faith, God, grace, guilt, Habakkuk, humility, hypocrisy, Jesus, Jesus Christ, judging others, judgment, marriage, mercy, politics, relationships, self-evaluation

• Three Responses To Grace

  If someone came and offered to serve your sentence for your crime, how would you respond? And what would that person ask in return?

  Christie Cole Atkins

  July 27, 2024

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  forgivness, grace, gratitude, guilt, humility, ingratitude, innocent, Jesus Christ, mercy, punishment, rejection, sin, unworthy, worthy