Am I Being Honest with Myself?

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Am I Being Honest with Myself?

Message 2: Better Decisions, Fewer Regrets

January 14, 2024 • Pastor Mark Reynolds • Jeremiah 17:9–10

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The easiest person to deceive is the person in the mirror. As we seek to make good decisions, it's important to ask the integrity question: Am I being honest with myself? Life doesn't get better without rigorous honesty.

For a copy of Pastor Mark's booklet, "New Life in Christ," (mentioned in the message) contact the church office through our website: www.fumccb.com.

Sermon Resource: Andy Stanley, "Better Decisions, Fewer Regrets: 5 Questions to Help You Determine Your Next Move" (Zondervan Reflective 2020)

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