a new day

I decided to review some concepts in Thinwithin, chapter 4 since I have gotten off track.
"A Path of My Choosing" is the title, and the emphasis is on the observe and correct technique (some call it confess and repent).

"'What could I have done differently to produce a better outcome?' If you ask yourself this same question, you will be amazed at how quickly you can learn, grown, and mature on the path of God's provision. Put away your club of condemnation. Instead, experience God's grace in action with the principle of observation and correction.

Enjoy the privilege today of applying God's grace in the present moment. You don't need to wallow in any measure of self-contempt. Observe what hasn't worked, agree with God, correct your behavior in the STRENGTH Hegives you. Then move on down the path of God's provision as you exprience the abundant life."

This is my plan. Today is a new day, and I am asking God for the power and strength to walk in His will.

Beth Moore says in the Bible study on Esther that God gives us the strength to stop sinning, to stop bingeing, to stop any behavior that is leading to a stronghold in our lives. I must believe that He can do this, and I do. I must then obey what He tells me to do.