Missing The Mark - Jubilee Seoul

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We all experience failure in life. Much of the time, it is not a bad thing; it's part of life. But often our failures latch onto our identity and sense of worth. When that happens, sin is at work, but are we actually sinning? What does Scripture have to say about our experience of failure, sin, and the subsequent feelings of inadequacy?

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We all experience failure in life. Much of the time, it is not a bad thing; it's part of life. But often our failures latch onto our identity and sense of worth. When that happens, sin is at work, but are we actually sinning? What does Scripture...

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