Sin-levelling produces injustice. The Bible says there are degrees of sin.

Sin-levelling comes from the mistaken idea that all sins are equally bad in the sight of God and all sinners deserve to be treated equally. When a victim of domestic abuse reaches out for help, people often respond by making sin-levelling statements. Here are some examples of sin-levelling statements: "We're all sinners. Your spouse is… Continue reading Sin-levelling produces injustice. The Bible says there are degrees of sin.

Facing, digesting and metabolising the feeling of shame for having done wrong. A deep dive into the Parable of the Unrighteous Steward.

This post is about a person feeling shame that is rightly due because that person has done wrong. When a person's deeds have been evil, when the person has only been caring for their own interests and not caring how their conduct affects others, that person needs to face and feel their own shame. It… Continue reading Facing, digesting and metabolising the feeling of shame for having done wrong. A deep dive into the Parable of the Unrighteous Steward.