Seven reasons to repent of your sins before going to sleep.

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Seven reasons to repent of your sins before going to sleep.

 

 

Makko Musagara

 

 

Dear reader, repentance before sleep cleanses the heart and aligns your soul with divine protection. Here are seven reasons to repent before sleeping.

Closing Spiritual Doors

To begin with, unconfessed wrongdoings leave vulnerabilities that allow Satan and his agents to exploit your sleep. Satan, demons, witches, and your enemies will use unconfessed sin to attack you during sleep.

Preventing Nightmares

Secondly, some daily activities may cause you to sin against God. As a result, demons and witches may attack you through your dreams. Therefore, clearing your conscience closes the door for emotional and spiritual turbulence that triggers fearful or oppressive dreams.

Connecting with the Divine

Furthermore, repentance gives you a new cleansed heart. A pure heart creates an open channel to experience peace and communion with our Heavenly Father, God’s angels, our Lord Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit. In fact, a person who repents before sleep is more likely to experience heavenly visitations than the one who did not repent.

Securing Eternal Readiness

Moreover, confessing one’s sins allows one to remain in a state of grace, thereby offering inner readiness and peace should life come to an end during the night. Have you not heard of people who pass away in their sleep?

Waking Up Renewed

In fact, cleansing your spirit and soul before going to bed promotes mental clarity and spiritual lightness upon waking.

Deepening Inner Peace

When you let go of your daily sins and grievances, you stop bitterness from festering during nighttime processing. You will prevent spiritual attacks and you you will become a candidate for heavenly visitations.

Strengthening your Faith

Finally, practicing nightly repentance and accountability before God builds a disciplined habit of continual spiritual growth and reliance on divine mercy.

 

 

 

The weapon to stop Satan is actually found in Luke 11:4

 

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