“I’ll just sin now and ask for forgiveness later.” Have you ever been tempted with that thought?
The deceitfulness of sin tells us that we can go ahead and sin even though we know it’s wrong, then we can ask God to forgive us and that’s all there is to it! But that’s rebellion against God and you can’t be both rebellious (determined to go your own way) and repentant (turning to go God’s way) at the same time. But there’s an even bigger problem with this kind of thinking. What is it?
Also, in today’s post, read about chocolate-covered dirt, foolish talk, and dirty jokes.
What does Christian maturity look like? Is it the things we do, like going to church or reading our Bibles? Is it the “big sins” we don’t do, like getting drunk or stealing? Or is Christian maturity something else? What did Paul mean when he said, “walk worthy of the calling with which you have been called” (Eph. 4.1)?
Over the last few years, we have all heard so much about Covid and its variations. There is much debate about how it was handled and the threat of future pandemics. But could we be at risk from an even greater threat, the risk of catching contagious sins?
These diseases of the soul are just as deadly, even more so, because they can affect us and others for eternity. In today’s post, I’ll talk about 5 contagious sins to watch out for.
