What Can I Do with My Guilt?
Overview
So what must we do with our guilt? In What Can I do with My Guilt, Dr. Sproul shows how God can use our feelings of guilt to reveal our true guilt in His sight. He then prescribes the only remedy—the forgiveness that God has provided through Jesus Christ. Here is solid biblical counsel for those who hear the accusations of their consciences.
Top Highlights
“Guilt is that which a person incurs when he violates a law.” (Page 3)
“You don’t believe that you’re forgiven because you don’t feel forgiven. What, then, are you trusting—your feelings or the truth of God?’” (Page 50)
“If God says, ‘I forgive you,’ you are forgiven no matter how you feel, and to refuse that forgiveness is an act of arrogance.’” (Page 52)
“We are told in Scripture that it is possible for people, by repeated sins, to lose the capacity for embarrassment and shame. The Bible frequently speaks of the hardened heart, which causes a person no longer to feel remorse for his or her transgression. It is dangerous for us to rely totally on our guilt feelings to reveal to us the reality of our guilt itself because we can quench the pangs of conscience.” (Pages 10–11)
“The only cure for real guilt is real forgiveness based on real repentance and real faith” (Pages 47–48)