Although we each may have character defects due to our individual genetics, family lives, and choices we have made, Pastor Rick Kielley reminds us that we can obtain new predispositions to righteous living through salvation. Nevertheless, we are encouraged to focus on changing one defect at a time, living victoriously one day at a time, accepting God's power, envisioning what we want to become, doing good, fellowshipping with people who help, and acknowledging progress.

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The roots of our guilt are relational. Pastor Kielley suggests that we sit down with God with a pen and paper and conduct an honest assessment of our guilt and determine what we need from Him to overcome. Instead of allowing guilt to damage our relationships and keep us stuck in the past, we need to let God be God so that He can prosper us spiritually first, then physically and financially.

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In Part 3 of this series, Pastor Rick Kielley explains that pride, guilt, fear, worry, and doubt are states of consciousness that may keep us from getting the help we often need. Instead of exhibiting these characteristics, we need to choose to trust God that all things will work together for those who love Him.

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