Escaping Hell-Part 3 | Annette Capps and Michelle Steele
April 28, 2025
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as posted by the channelOn this episode of Concepts of Faith, Annette and Michelle discuss the difference between sin and shame and how to apply Blood of Jesus to the areas of our lives where shame is trying to operate.
When we accept Jesus as Lord, we put faith in what His blood has done to please our record, wiping away all sin from our lives. Shame continued working on Michelle for a few years after even after she was born again. It was through a personal time of studying about the Blood of Jesus that she understood she needed to, “cleanse my conscience.”
The conscience indicates what you think about yourself. If it has not been reset from the old you to the new you, it will reflect or report what you think about the person you were before Jesus made you new. The blood tells me who we are as a result of what Jesus Christ has done.
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