We’ve all done this.

While typing something we don’t like we use control-z to easily 'undo' our mistakes. And even if we make a LOT of mistakes, we can just keep hitting control-z over and over again until all our errors simply go away!

Unfortunately, the mistakes of our life are not so easily undone, and maybe you - like me - have also experienced this as well...

You’re really tired and trying to fall asleep, but your mind is replaying past mistakes that you wish you’d had never made and now regret - but can’t undo them because there’s no “control-z” to make them go away.

You see, we are All Sinners (Romans 3:23) and Everyone Has Made Mistakes and we cannot “control-z” them away by performing good works or doing moral deeds of our own self-righteousness -but God can - and here’s how and why…

When Jesus died on the cross, the Bible says that His blood was the payment to wipe away and “UNDO” the sins of everyone that would believe, accept, receive, and confess this as an atonement for their sins. It was and is through Christ that the black marks against us are made “WHITER THAN SNOW” and the stain of unrighteousness was wiped away so that “...we might be made the RIGHTEOUSNESS of God In Him.”

Friend, you cannot UNDO the sins in your life, but Christ can and will when you execute the 'spiritual keystroke' of UNDO by asking God to forgive you of your sins and receiving His free gift of forgiveness.

Then the document of your life, once marked up all black, will now be blank and WHITER THAN SNOW.

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