(1) The unconfessed cannot be forgiven.

(2) Unconfessed sin blocks answers to prayer.

(3) Is there any unconfessed sin in my life?

(4) Therefore, unconfessed sin in our lives comes between us and damages our relationship with the Lord.

(5) Unconfessed crimes of buried wickedness? If that is what brings you to us...

(6) When there is unconfessed sin in the heart God does not answer prayer.

(7) In Psalm 32 David makes clear that unconfessed sin builds a wall between ourselves and God. David was speaking from experience.

(8) He may point to unconfessed sins or refocus your attention on Him.

(9) If you have recognized your need for forgiveness, accepted Jesus, left no wrong doing unconfessed, and forgiven others you can rest assured God has forgiven you.

(10) David tells how in the beginning he kept silent, trying to conceal his unconfessed sins. The consequence was that even his physical body was in distress.

(11) Many struggle with guilt and shame over sin we have committed. But Christians do not confront sin in the church. Thus, unconfessed sin is allowed to fester.

(12) In the next level of the pyramid (32 and 34), David faces internal woes: unconfessed sin and secret fear.

(13) Looking back at the real need for forgiveness, we see that unconfessed sin can separate us in our relationship with God.

(14) God hates sin; He cannot stand to look at its ugliness. Therefore, unconfessed sin in our lives comes between us and damages our relationship with the Lord.

(15) If for some reason you feel far from God, take inventory by asking yourself, "Is there unconfessed sin in my life?"