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Why Saying " Jesus Knows My Heart" Can Be Dangerous!

JESUS KNOWS MY HEART!
Yes, it is VERY true that Jesus knows our hearts. God knows everything about us, according to Luke 12: 7.
"And the very hairs on your head are numbered."
Yes, God knows EVERYTHING ABOUT US...even the dirty, dingy, nasty, pitiful parts of us. So, what is bad about "Jesus knows my heart." It is often said when we make excuses or compromise our godly principles. I took that money or lusted after that woman/man, or I fell short again. But Jesus knows my heart. I thought of this because I have said this and have my struggles. But taking advantage of God's grace is never a license to do wrong. When God and His Spirit convicts us, we need to make strides to be better. The good thing is you don't have to be a perfect Christian to do better. You just have to do better. We need to make it our business to not make concessions but to confess that we are in need of saving from our own selves. And if you feel sick to your stomach from constantly missing God's standard, Jesus has an answer. Let's read from 1 John 1:9. (NLT)
"But if we confess our sins to Him, He is faithful and just to forgive us and to cleanse us from all wickedness."
So, while saying "Jesus knows my heart" is dangerous, confessing our daily need for a saviour is not.
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