How do we respond to the serious sins in our lives? Many of us are tempted to be overly critical of ourselves, and we let that define us. But, our spiritual life should not be limited by these serious sins. We are invited to be with the Lord and let him teach us about our hearts in the place of sin. In this episode, we’ll unpack and attempt to answer this question. A reminder that you are more than your sins.
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