LET'S TALK ABOUT IT.
A CHRISTIAN WHO DEFENDS SIN IN ANY FORM, HAS LOST THE FEAR OF GOD.
This message strongly reflects what the Bible teaches about the fear of the Lord.
The Bible says in Proverbs 8:13:
“The fear of the LORD is to hate evil.”
The fear of God is not merely being afraid of Him—it is reverence, respect, and submission to His holiness. When a person truly fears God, they do not justify sin; they turn away from it.
Many today claim to follow Christ but try to excuse, normalize, or defend sin. Yet Scripture warns us clearly. In Romans 6:1–2 it says:
“Shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound? God forbid.”
Grace was never given as a license to sin, but as the power to repent and live righteously. When someone begins to defend sin instead of resisting it, it shows that their heart has drifted away from the holy fear of God.
The true believer does not protect sin—they confess it, repent of it, and fight against it through the power of Christ.
So the call of the gospel is this:
Return to the fear of the Lord. Hate what God hates. Love righteousness. Walk in repentance.
Because the same God who is full of mercy is also holy and just.
“By the fear of the LORD men depart from evil” — Proverbs 16:6.
A CHRISTIAN WHO DEFENDS SIN IN ANY FORM, HAS LOST THE FEAR OF GOD.
This message strongly reflects what the Bible teaches about the fear of the Lord.
The Bible says in Proverbs 8:13:
“The fear of the LORD is to hate evil.”
The fear of God is not merely being afraid of Him—it is reverence, respect, and submission to His holiness. When a person truly fears God, they do not justify sin; they turn away from it.
Many today claim to follow Christ but try to excuse, normalize, or defend sin. Yet Scripture warns us clearly. In Romans 6:1–2 it says:
“Shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound? God forbid.”
Grace was never given as a license to sin, but as the power to repent and live righteously. When someone begins to defend sin instead of resisting it, it shows that their heart has drifted away from the holy fear of God.
The true believer does not protect sin—they confess it, repent of it, and fight against it through the power of Christ.
So the call of the gospel is this:
Return to the fear of the Lord. Hate what God hates. Love righteousness. Walk in repentance.
Because the same God who is full of mercy is also holy and just.
“By the fear of the LORD men depart from evil” — Proverbs 16:6.
LET'S TALK ABOUT IT.
A CHRISTIAN WHO DEFENDS SIN IN ANY FORM, HAS LOST THE FEAR OF GOD.
This message strongly reflects what the Bible teaches about the fear of the Lord.
The Bible says in Proverbs 8:13:
“The fear of the LORD is to hate evil.”
The fear of God is not merely being afraid of Him—it is reverence, respect, and submission to His holiness. When a person truly fears God, they do not justify sin; they turn away from it.
Many today claim to follow Christ but try to excuse, normalize, or defend sin. Yet Scripture warns us clearly. In Romans 6:1–2 it says:
“Shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound? God forbid.”
Grace was never given as a license to sin, but as the power to repent and live righteously. When someone begins to defend sin instead of resisting it, it shows that their heart has drifted away from the holy fear of God.
The true believer does not protect sin—they confess it, repent of it, and fight against it through the power of Christ.
So the call of the gospel is this:
Return to the fear of the Lord. Hate what God hates. Love righteousness. Walk in repentance.
Because the same God who is full of mercy is also holy and just.
“By the fear of the LORD men depart from evil” — Proverbs 16:6.
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