because we are convicted, we are changed. A number of years ago a wise campus pastor, Brady Bobbink, challenged me on this issue. We were talking over one of my failures, and I casually mentioned that I saw my fault and the same situation wouldn’t happen again. “How do you know?” Brady asked me. “What are you going to do to ensure it won’t?” I learned from that encounter that sin’s power needs more than an “I’m sorry” to be defeated. It often needs a plan. I know this sounds awful. It sounds like