Sin
Sin is not just something we do—it is something that shapes us when left unaddressed. At its core, sin is living apart from God’s design, trusting something other than Him for life, meaning, comfort, or control. Scripture teaches that sin distorts our desires, damages our relationships, and ultimately leads us away from the freedom God intends. While sin can take many forms, its impact is always the same: it pulls us out of alignment with God and into patterns that limit spiritual growth and fruitfulness.
The good news is that sin does not have the final word. Jesus meets us with truth and grace, inviting us into repentance, forgiveness, and transformation. This page exists to help you honestly identify where sin may be shaping your life—not to condemn, but to clarify. As sin is brought into the light, it loses its power, and real change becomes possible. Through repentance, trust in Christ, and Spirit-led formation, we are invited into freedom and the lifelong process of becoming more like Jesus.
SENSUALISM
Sins of the Heart
Sins of the heart—like bitterness, envy, lust, and uncontrolled desires—quietly shape how we think, feel, and act. Jesus offers deep healing as He renews hearts and reorders desire through repentance and discipleship.
Sins of Enslavement
These patterns often begin as ways to cope, find comfort, or feel in control, but over time they can shape our desires and limit our freedom. Jesus invites us into a different way of living—marked by repentance, healing, and lasting transformation.
Sins of the Tongue
Words can wound or heal, and many struggle with speech that harms relationships. Jesus invites you into freedom as He renews your heart and speech through repentance and discipleship.
MATERIALISM
Sins of Idolatry
An exploration of how good things like money, success, comfort, or control can quietly take God’s place in our hearts — and how Jesus restores trust, freedom, and devotion.
Sins of Material Commission
When our choices harm others through greed, dishonesty, or exploitation, this page explores how those actions affect the heart — and how Jesus offers forgiveness, restoration, and a better way forward.
Sins of Material Omision
A look at what happens when we fail to act with generosity, mercy, justice, or obedience — and how the gospel invites us from hesitation into faithful, meaningful living.
HUMANISM
Sins of Unbelief
When faith feels uncertain, this page explores how Jesus meets doubt and unbelief with patience, truth, and hope.
Sins of Relationship
A compassionate introduction to relational struggles like pride, control, unforgiveness, and division — and how Jesus offers healing, humility, and peace.
Sins of Commission
A reflection on actions and choices that pull us away from God’s design, and how Christ meets us with grace, truth, and transformation when we’re ready to change.