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Sexual Purity Support & Recovery Group
By Castimonia

By Castimonia
Don’t miss out on this once in a lifetime experience. Only two spots left!!!
Please register ASAP as spots are filling up fast! Scholarships are available.
Retreat Dates: November 11th – 13th
Regular Registration October 1st – November 4th – $195
For more information or to register please use the link below: Castimonia.org/retreat
By Castimonia
Originally posted at: theresstillhope.org
We hear it all the time. “Your addiction messed up God’s Plan A for your life. But his Plan B is still wonderful!”
God has no Plan B.
Let me repeat that. God has no Plan B.
“We know that God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to his purpose for them” (Romans 8:28).
Regardless of your failures, you’re still on God’s Plan A for your life. Not your Plan A, but God’s Plan A. You simply aren’t powerful enough to void God’s Plan A. You can still fulfill God’s dream for your life.
Quit saying, “I threw it all away. I’ve messed up too much.” You serve a bigger God than that.
While your addiction was never God’s intent, he never sees problems. He only sees opportunities. Your setback was God’s set-up for something he saw coming the whole time. God’s Plan A is not dependent on your performance, but on his grace.
Your addiction is just one small piece to God’s puzzle. It is a part of you. You are different because of it, but no less a part of God’s puzzle.
Recovery Step: Embrace your life now. And celebrate this – God’s Plan A is still on track.
By Castimonia

By Castimonia
Don’t miss out on this once in a lifetime experience. Please register ASAP as spots are filling up fast! Scholarships are available. Retreat Dates: November 11th – 13th
Regular Registration October 1st – November 4th – $195 For more information or to register please use the link below: Castimonia.org/retreat
This site is intended for individuals who struggle with maintaining sexual purity. This information is posted for individuals at various stages in their recovery, year 1 to year 30+; what applies to some, may not apply others. Spouses are encouraged to read this blog with the caveat that they may not agree with, understand, or know the reason for some items posted. As always, take what you like and leave the rest.