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Haiz. Not good. I was supposed to report at the event venue and so I have to bring my laptop.

In e evening after work, I brought it out of the office and back home. But after hanging out with TY on our date night I left in a hurry and forgot to take it from
the back of the car. I only realize it at 12.30 am just before I fall asleep... So I entered the gate with my usual big bag and thinking that that was it. Darn...

Think I need to come up with a fool proof visual reminder. The other time I forty to bring my laptop to work as well; I left it on the table. I only realize it after reaching work to an empty desk. Great. All kinds of way to leave the main equipment for work behind.

So today I had to retrieve the laptop from TY's workplace at lunch. Luckily it was near from my event venue and that I had to buy some paper so I can claim.

One of the days that make me waiver again... :/
Frustrating to work late, go early. I really want to have a more predictable schedule. At least not last min make me go for it. Or at least I shld be given the liberty to decide not just assigned. Or remuneration by per hour if it extends till 10 onwards perhaps.

Agency life is no good.

Total And Complete Forgiveness

Ephesians 1:7
7In Him we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of His grace
People have said to me, “Pastor Prince, I was taught that only my past sins — from the day I was born until the day I became a Christian — have been forgiven, and that my future sins are not forgiven until I confess them and seek forgiveness.”

My friend, when Jesus died on the cross, how many of your sins were future?

Unless you are more than 2,000 years old, all your sins were future then! Jesus took them all upon Himself, nailed them to the cross and declared, “It is finished!” So if you are not forgiven of all, then you are not forgiven at all.

“You mean Jesus also died for the sin that I have just committed?”

Yes!

“And also for the sins which I will commit?”

Yes! That is why He said, “It is finished!”

But many of us are inconsistent in our believing. One part of us says, “God has forgiven me of all my sins.” But another part says, “Yes, but I must still confess my sins to be forgiven of them.” Are you like that?

Beloved, you are forgiven not because of your work of confession. Your confession cannot wash away your sins. You are forgiven because of the blood of Jesus shed for you. His blood alone cleanses you.

You cannot believe that you are forgiven of your past, present and future sins, and still think that there is something for you to do to make that forgiveness complete. If you do, then it becomes your work too, not Jesus’ alone.

Is there a place for confession of sins? My friend, if you have just sinned, you can always tell God about it without feeling condemned because you know that you already have forgiveness and that Jesus was condemned in your place. But you don’t confess your sins to God in order to be forgiven. You already have total and complete forgiveness because of the blood of Jesus!