Title: 3 Ways to Move On After You Have Sinned - wikiHow
Headings: How to Move On After You Have Sinned
How to Move On After You Have Sinned
Method 1
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Seeking Repentance Download Article
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Confronting Your Sins Download Article
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Avoiding Future Sin Download Article
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Ask for forgiveness from anyone you affected with your sin. Approach the person or people that your sin affected and apologize to them for your actions. Make sure you make it clear that you know your actions were wrong and that you want to make things better. End the conversation by asking them to forgive you. People you've sinned against don't need to reconcile with you right away. Depending on what sinful actions you've done, it may take time for them to rebuild their trust. List examples of how you want to improve things after you've sinned. Talking to Someone You've Affected
Take full accountability for your actions by saying something like, "I know I've done wrong to you, and I am fully responsible. Avoid placing the blame on them. Don't use phrases like, "If I've done something to offend you..." or, "Since you think I've done something wrong, I'm sorry."