Sin Sink Sinners

 Ezekiel 33:10  Therefore, O thou son of man, speak unto the house of Israel; Thus ye speak, saying, If our transgressions and our sins be upon us, and we pine away in them, how should we then live?

Sin is poisonous. It has sting and it sting is death. Sin cannot be managed, the only antidote for sin is to run from it and to do away with it.

Nothing is impossible for God; God can do anything for you, but in the case of sin, God will never help you. Sin is so dangerous when it comes to spiritual matter; man has to pass through this sinful world, the world that is full of pains and sorrow, the world that is full of evil, the world that the authority of the wicked spirits is so high, the world that has no peace. Evil naturally finds expression on this earth than the good, and man has to visit this world before he could get to the life that God intended for him before the creation; the life eternal, all humankind must taste death because Adam had sin.

God has nothing to do with sinners but everyone is acceptable to God. If you can forsake your sin and turn back to God you will be accepted because Jesus Christ had paid the price on the cross, but if you remain in sin and you want God to help, it won't work because God won't help sinners.

Many believers/Christians think that sin could be managed, they kept engaging in secret sins, and praying to God for help at the same time, but when their desires trapped them they started blaming God. They won't realized that when good people start sinning, all their good deeds in the past won't save them from being punished. But when wicked people stop sinning, their past sins will be completely forgiven, and they won't be punished. "If we deliberately continue sinning after we have received knowledge of the truth, there is no longer any sacrifice that will cover these sins." Hebrews 10:26

PRAY THIS WEEK

Thank you Lord for saving my soul. Please guard me with your truth and overshadow me with your spirit, so that I will not rebel against you in Jesus name Amen.