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Turn or Burn.

You may have hang-ups that the Christian God can't or won't forgive you for such and such a sin. You may sometimes feel and know that a moral God has to send such an awful sinner like you to Hell for your many immorality - you're right.
You might even be a Christian who has commited so many sins that you no longer think there's any Blood left to cleanse you this time.
You may be thinking God is tired and done with you for confessing and repenting of this sin for the hundred plus one time.
I have this Word for your consideration before you give up.
Isaiah 21.11,12 - this is God's message to Edom (this is where you put your name):
Someone from among you keeps calling (the fact that you call means there's mercy for a sinner like you), calling to me: "Watchman, what of the night? Watchman, what of the night? How much time is left?" The watchman replies, "Your judgement day is dawning now. Turn again to God, so that I can give you better news. Seek for Him, then come and ask again!"
You may ask what's so special about this, let me tell you. Edom, the original recipients of this message had sinned beyound sin. They had insulted the Most High, broken every command He's made, and hated all them that love God, yet God had mercy for them who will come to Him. Don't forget Edom was the nation that God hated even before its founder was born.
The God who asked Edom to turn from sin is the same God saying to you "if you'll only give up on self and give up to Me I will save you. If you will only turn from looking at your sins and look to Me you'll find mercy."
There's hope for you. There's mercy for you. Your wondering if God can forgive you is the Voice of God calling you to the Cross. You don't have to wonder again if the sinners prayer you said was effective, all you need to do is repent and seek the LORD. Your sins can be forgiven. You can have peace with God and yourself.
The message has always been "YOUR JUDGEMENT DAY IS COMING: TURN AGAIN TO GOD." "REPENT OR PERISH." "TURN OR BURN."
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