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It's finally here! The long-awaited sequel to the historically successful Assassin's Creed 3: Liberation for PS Vita, this entirely new chapter in the franchise will take fans of Assassin’s Creed back to 18th century New Orleans and the height of slavery. Discover more about Aveline’s adventures, and get a first look at her new assassin powers like smoke bombs and apple bombs ]]> To sin is human, but why would anyone want to do it? We're all sinners in some way or another. It might be something small like getting angry with someone or lying just this once when you know that it bothers others. In God's eyes, all our sins are equally important because He knows that they can lead us to end up in a place we don't belong. He doesn't want us to go there, and neither do we. So we need to turn away from them and turn back to Him if we can. So what can we do? The answer is quite simple: pray. It's something we all do when we're in trouble, and it's just as powerful when you're asking God for His help with your sins. First of all, know that you're not alone! We all feel this way at one point or another. Even Jesus felt temptation when He was on earth (Matthew 4:1-11). Jesus wasn't perfect, and we're also not. No one is—even Jesus didn't want to be perfect. Jesus was God and had all power, and He still felt that pull towards sin (Luke 5:21). It happens to all of us. Even the apostles sinned (Matthew 26:63) and were tempted by Satan (John 13:27). But ask God for help with your sins so you can learn from your mistakes and be better for it. Besides prayer, we need to trust in Jesus more than ever before. He takes our sin away so we can live righteously before Him (2 Corinthians 5:21). He's the only One who can cleanse our souls from sin (1 John 1:8). He was tempted just as much as we are, but He didn't give into temptation. He chose to obey His Father instead of the devil. We can also follow Jesus' example by doing things that help others, like helping those who are less fortunate than us. It's not the best way to live, but it is a good one. We all need to make sacrifices for Christ—sometimes it means giving up our favorite things or giving up time with people we care about. Don't be afraid to do it if it's what you think is best for you. You might be thinking that you can't get better because you're a sinner, but don't give in to that! You can and you will, because God can help us live righteously and sin no more (Psalms 103:9). He's lifting us up in prayer and looking for opportunities in our daily lives to show us how to live in the spirit. "Christ is the end of law" (Romans 10:4). cfa1e77820