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Those Who Mourn
"Blessed are those who mourn, For they shall be comforted."
(Matthew 5:4)
God wants us to experience His joy (John 15:11). Yet we cannot
experience His joy until we have mourned over our sin. If we do not grieve over
the weight of our sin, we have no concept of sin¡¦s devastating power. If we
treat our sin lightly, we demonstrate that we have no sense of the enormity of
our offense against almighty God. Our sin caused the death of God¡¦s Son. It
causes us to fall short of what God intends (Rom. 3:23). It brings pain and
sorrow to others, as well as to ourselves.
The Bible says that those who grieve over their sin will draw near to
God (James 4:8¡V10). Those who mourn and weep over their sin are in a position
to repent (Luke 4:18¡V19). There cannot be repentance without the realization of
the gravity of sin. Regret for sin¡¦s consequences is not the same as sorrow for
sinning against holy God. Confession of sin is not necessarily an indication of
repentance. Repentance comes only when we acknowledge that our transgression
has come from a heart that is far from God, and we are brokenhearted over our
grievous offenses against holy God.
Jesus said that those who are heartbroken over their sin will find
comfort. They will experience new dimensions of God¡¦s love and forgiveness. His
infinite grace is sufficient for the most terrible sin. Do not try and skip the
grieving process of repentance in order to move on to experience joy. God will
not leave you to weep over your sin but will forgive you, comfort you, and fill
you with His joy.