Show Notes
Have you ever looked at yourself and thought, "Man...I failed." Maybe you knew better. Maybe you should have done better. Maybe you disappointed someone you love, yourself, or even wondered if you disappointed God. In this bonus episode of Cowboy Bible Truth, we talk about what the Bible really says about failure, shame, repentance, grace, and getting back up again. Micah 7:8 reminds us, "Though I have fallen, I will rise." Failure may describe something you did, but it does no define who you are in Christ. Peter failed. David failed. Moses failed. Paul had a past he could never undo. Yet God was not finished with any of them. And He isn't finished with you either. Scripture references: Micah 7:8 Romans 8:1 Philippians 1:6 Failure may be a part of your story...but because of Jesus, it doesn't have to be the end of your story. That...is Biblical Truth.
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