7 Most Deadly Sins in the Bible | Deadly Sins No One Talks About

seven deadly sins as Bible characters number one pride pride often seen as the root of all other sins is that overinflated sense of self importance the ego that blinds us to our own faults Pride goes Before Destruction a hay spirit before a fall proverbs 16:8 a perfect person who represents pride is King Nebuchadnezzar King Nebuchadnezzar was a man of immense power and wealth Nebuchadnezzar was the ruler of the Babylonian Empire but what happens when a man believes he is above everything even above God here is what happened Nebuchadnezzar a powerful King created an impressive city called Bab Alon it had amazing Gardens that seemed to hang in the air huge walls and luxurious palaces it was really stunning one day while he was walking on the roof of his Palace he looked out over Babylon and started bragging about it is not this great Babylon that I have built for a royal dwelling by my mighty power and for the honor of my Majesty Daniel 4: 30 New King James Version in his heart Pride had taken root her dangerous Pride that credits oneself for God's blessings have you ever felt like everything you achieved was solely by your own doing this was Nebuchadnezzar's mindset and it was about to lead him down a path of unusual transformation for you see God really doesn't like it when people are too proud especially if they think they are more important than him in a Divine response to Nebuchadnezzar's arrogance God sent a dream to the king a warning of what was to come if he didn't change his ways but Nebuchadnezzar in his pride ignored it can you imagine ignoring a direct message from God King Nebuchadnezzar had this really strange dream that left him pretty shaken up in his dream he saw a huge tree that reached up to the sky and could be seen from everywhere on Earth this tree was beautiful with lots of fruit and it provided shelter for animals and birds then in the dream a holy messenger came down from heaven and ordered the tree to be cut down its branches trimmed off and its fruit scattered however the stump and Roots were left in the ground here's where it gets even more interesting the messenger said that the tree represented a man who would be driven away from people and would live with the wild animals and eat grass like an ox for seven years this was to show that God rules over kingdoms of the world and gives them to anyone he wishes later Daniel a wise man who could interpret dreams told Nebuchadnezzar that the dream was actually about him Daniel warned him that if he didn't change his ways and become humble the dream would come true from a king to an animal and guess what God's warning came to pass Nezar was driven away from people and he lived like an animal the Bible Des describes this shocking change he was driven from men and ate grass like oxen his body was wet with the Dew of Heaven till his hair had grown like Eagle's feathers and his nails like Bird's claws Daniel 4:33 New King James Version can you picture a powerful King reduced to such a state this humbling experience lasted seven years years seven long years for a king to live in the wild away from his throne his Palace and his people but why did it take so long perhaps it was the time Nebuchadnezzar needed to understand the gravity of his pride and to recognize God's sovereignty then something amazing happened neucha looked up to the sky and suddenly he started thinking clearly again he gave a lot of praise and respect to God recognizing that everyone on Earth is really small compared to God he admitted that God can do whatever he wants both in heaven and on Earth no one can restrain his hand or say to him can you imagine the moment of Nebuchadnezzar's realization the once proud King now humbled recognized that God's Dominion is an everlasting dominion and his kingdom endures from generation to generation lesson of humility Nebuchadnezzar's story is a powerful lesson in humility it teaches us that no matter how high We rise how much we accumulate or how powerful we become we are never above God his restoration to the throne wiser and humbler is a testimony God's mercy and a warning to all about the dangers of Pride the king's last words in the story are really memorable and make us think even now they are like a powerful message that stays with us over time now I Nebuchadnezzar praise and exalt the honor of the king of Heaven for all his works are true and faithful and his ways are just and he is able to humiliate and humble those who walk in self-centered self-righteous Pride Daniel 4:37 Amplified Bible so thinking about Nebuchadnezzar story let's ask ourselves where do we sometimes act too proud are we acknowledging God's role in our successes and blessings Nebuchadnezzar story isn't just just a historical account it's a mirror held up to our own lives urging us to examine our hearts and reminding us of the importance of humility before God number two Envy at the beginning of the Bible in the Book of Genesis there's a story that's been around forever which is still happening today it's about Cain and Abel the story is full of strong feelings and makes us ask big questions like why do we get jealous how does jealousy affect us let's take a closer look at how Envy relates to the story of Cain and Abel now the man Adam knew Eve as his wife and she conceived and gave birth to Cain and she said I have obtained a man baby boy son with the help of the Lord Genesis 4:1 Cain and Abel sacrifice this was the beginning of humanity outside Eden's Perfection Cain the firstborn a farmer and his brother Abel a Shepherd two professions two brothers living under the same son yet walking very different paths now it was time time to give offerings to the Lord Abel brought the firstborn of his flock while Cain brought some fruits of the soil but for Cain and his offering he had no respect so Cain became extremely angry indignant and he looked annoyed and hostile Genesis 4: 5 the Lord looked with favor on Abel and his offering but on Cain and his offering offering he did not favor why did God favor Abel's offering and not Cain's offering was it about the quality of the offering or the heart behind it Cain's jealousy Cain's reaction is where Envy starts rearing its ugly head have you ever felt that sting that burning sensation in your chest when someone else is praised or rewarded and you are not not that's where Cain was God being kind didn't let Cain keep feeling jealous and upset he asked why are you so angry and why do you look annoyed Genesis 4:6 Amplified Bible God even offered a solution if you do well believing me and doing what is acceptable and pleasing to me who will you not be accepted and if you do not do well but ignore my instruction sin crouches at your door its desire is for you to overpower you but you must Master it Genesis 4:7 Amplified Bible what a moment we all have been there haven't we a choice between letting go or letting sin take control but tragically Cain chose to allow sin to take control over him Cain kills AEL he invited Abel out to the field and there where no one else could see killed AEL his brother the first murder was born out of Envy think about it the first act of violence in human history was not overpower or money but Envy God's reply comes right away and it is very powerful then the Lord said to Cain where is Abel your brother and he lied and said I do not know am I My Brother's Keeper Genesis 4:9 Amplified Bible God knew of course but he gave Cain a chance to confess yet Cain's heart was already hardened his question am I My Brother's Keeper lingers Through Time doesn't it are we responsible for each other the Lord said what have you done the voice of your brother's innocent blood is crying out to me from the ground for justice Genesis 4:10 Amplified Bible lessons on Envy this really means something deep and important our actions especially those born out of sin like Envy have consequences that Echo beyond our immediate understanding for Cain the consequences were severe he was cursed from the ground and became a Restless Wanderer Cain realized his punishment was greater than he could bear and he feared for his life leading God to put a mark on Cain ensuring his protection in Genesis 4:15 isn't it remarkable even in judgment God's mercy shines through Cain's story is a warning about how being jealous can really damage a person it Whispers the question how often do we let Envy dictate our actions how many times do we look at others and wish for their success their possessions their life instead of cherishing our own blessings the story of Cain and Abel teaches us about the destructiveness of Envy it's not just about wishing we had what others have it's the resentment that they have it and we don't it is a sin that not only destroys relationships but can lead to even greater sins as Cain's story tragically illustrates so as we reflect on this ancient story let's ask ourselves how can we guard our hearts against Envy how can we cultivate contentment and gratitude for what we have these are the questions that Cain's story leaves us to ponder as relevant today as they were in the dawn of time number three gluttony gluttony is often mist staken as just overeating it's really about doing too much of something to the point where it becomes wasteful few stories capture the essence of glatton quite like the story of Esau an illustration of the dangers of shortterm gratification Esau's weakness revealed Esau the Elder of Isaac's twins was a man of the outdoors a skilled Hunter and important L his father's favorite his brother Jacob on the other hand was a quiet man often dwelling intense Esau was a man who really valued food a lot now imagine this you are Esau returning starving from the fields you're so hungry that every step towards home feels like a marathon and then the aroma hits you her stew cooking away it scent enveloping you like a warm blanket that's where our story in Genesis 25: 29-34 unfolds picture Jacob the younger brother calmly cooking GED stew Esau extremely hungry quickly says out loud please let me have a quick swallow of that red stuff there because I am exhausted and famished for that reason Esau was also called Edom or red Genesis 25:3 Amplified Bible here's where we pause and ask haven't we all been there so hungry that everything else seems insignificant but here's the twist Jacob seizing the opportunity says first sell me your Birthright the rights of a firstborn Genesis 2531 Amplified Bible Esau gives away Birthright now the birthright was a big deal essentially ensuring leadership of the family and a double portion of the inheritance it was a big deal in ancient times and what does Esau do he makes a really hasty decision and just goes ahead and trades it just like that for a bowl of Stew Esau said look I am about to die if I do not eat soon so of what use is this Birthright to me Genesis 25:32 ESV but was he actually close to dying this moment is a stark reminder of how often we too give in to our immediate desires how often do we choose the temporary pleasure at the moment over the Priceless blessings of the future Esau's story is not just about physical hunger it's like a symbol of when someone makes a quick decision to enjoy something now but it ends up costing them something much more valuable in the long run lessons on gluttony Esau's decision teaches us about the dangers of gluttony not just in terms of food but in our appetite for immediate gratification it's a lesson about priorities and consequences he acted on impulse driven by a temporary physical desire and in doing so altered the course of his life can you imagine the regret that must have set in once his stomach was full but his Birthright was gone the Bible is really clear and straightforward about this story later in Hebrews 12:16 Esau is described as an immoral or Godless who sold his own Birthright for a single meal that's a strong statement isn't it it's a warning to all of us about the dangers of letting our appetites control us be it for food wealth power or any other Earthly desire what's fascinating about this story is its relevance across ages especially today it's not just an ancient narrative it's a mirror reflecting our daily struggles with temptation how often do we trade our birth rights our health relationships Integrity for the stew of instant pleasure Esau's story makes us think about our own choices it asks us to consider if we are giving up something really important for shortterm pleasure number four lust lust often associated with forbidden desires is not just about physical attraction it's an overwhelming craving that can lead us to make harmful choices es King David's Temptation the story of King David and bath Sheba shows us how strong and harmful lust can be it's an old story but it's still relevant it makes us think about how our own wants and desires can sometimes lead us to make bad choices David the shepherd boy turned King a man after to God's Own Heart wasn't immune to the attraction of forbidden desire it was the season when kings went to war yet David remained in Jerusalem 2 Samuel 11:1 one evening he strolled on the roof of his Palace and saw bath Sheba a woman of stunning Beauty bathing she was the wife of UAH one of his loyal soldiers David captivated by her beauty inquired about her and despite knowing she was married he sent for her doesn't this make you wonder how often do we justify our wrongdoings even when we know they are against our principles King David's cover up their encounter led to Bath Sheba becoming pregnant David in an attempt to cover up his act summoned Yia from the battlefield hoping he would sleep with his wife and think the child was his but Yia loyal to his fellow soldiers refused to enjoy the Comforts of Home While others were in battle David's plan failed this raises a question when caught in a web of our own making do we face the truth or weave even more lies seeing No Way Out David's solution was as shocking as it was tragic he instructed his General joab to place youra in the fiercest battle then withdraw leaving him exposed to the enemy forces yoria was killed and David took bath Sheba as his wife but the thing David had done displeased the Lord 2 Samuel 11: 27 think about it how often do our actions affect innocent people around us Prophet Nathan's message the prophet Nathan confronted David with a parable a story of a rich man who despite owning many flocks took the only lamb of a poor man to serve a guest David angered by the injustices in the story declared that the rich man deserved to die Nathan then revealed the parallel saying to David you are the man 2 Samuel 12:7 isn't it easier to see faults in others and remain blind to our own David's response was immediate and genuine he didn't make excuses he acknowledged his sin I have sinned against the Lord he said 2 Samuel 12:13 though God forgave him the consequences of his actions were severe the baby that was born from this relationship passed away and David's family went through a lot of trouble for many years after that how often do we forget that our actions have consequences not just for us but for those around us lessons on lust David's story is a reminder of how even the greatest can fall it makes us ask ourselves are we also like someone standing on a rooftop not realizing how our wants can get us into trouble this story is a warning that shows how giving into strong desires can start a chain reaction of bad choices and sadness yet there's a glimmer of hope in this story David's sincere repentance and God's forgiveness show that no one is beyond redemption and forgiveness his Psalms often reflect a heartbroken by sin but also a soul yearning for God's mercy create in me a clean heart oh God and renew a right and steadfast Spirit Within Me David prays in Psalm 51:10 in life we will face our battles with various forms of Temptation the story of David and bath Sheba teaches us that yielding to Temptation can have serious consequences but it also teaches us about the power of repentance and Redemption so what's our takeaway from this story maybe it's to guard our hearts acknowledge our vulnerabilities and seek strength Beyond ourselves perhaps it's to remember that no matter how far we fall there's a way back if we are willing to face ourselves confess our wrongs and seek forgiveness as we Ponder these truths let us ask ourselves how will we respond when confronted with our weaknesses will we follow in David's footsteps giving into Temptations but eventually making things right again the choices we make every day will decide that number five anger in the Bible the story of Samson really shows strong human feelings especially anger have you ever been so mad that it's all you can think about that's kind of what Samson's life was like he was incredibly strong like a superhero but he often let his own anger control him who was Samson Samson's story which is mainly in judges chapters 13-6 in the Bible is full of ups and downs showing both the Incredible strength given by God and human weakness he was born to a woman who couldn't have children until God came through in her life from birth Samson was a Nazarite meaning he was devoted to God and promised never to cut his hair although he was super strong because of God's blessing he also had a very quick temper Samson and philistin the lost bet consider this example once at his own wedding party you can read about it in judges 14 12 to9 Samson lost a bet because of a riddle he got angry because the solution to his riddle was sneakily figured out by the people of his Philistine bride in his anger he went to a nearby town the Bible says that he was filled with God's power at that moment and he ended up causing a lot of harm there it's pretty surprising how quickly getting angry can lead to some bad decisions isn't it Samson and Delila Samson often got really angry and it usually led to big problems take his story with Delila a woman from the valley of shic for example Samson was either really in love or just infatuated with her he didn't see the danger in trusting someone from a group that didn't get along with his people this was the beginning of his troubles Delila kept asking him what made him so strong eventually Samson told her his secret his strength came from his long hair which he had never cut but why did he tell her maybe it was because he loved her or he was just tired or maybe he felt too confident in his own strength Samson captured upon having his hair cut while he slept Samson's god-given strength left him he was captured by the Philistines who then removed his eyes and imprisoned him Imagine The Burning Anger and helplessness he must have felt in that Darkness but here's an interesting twist at the end of his story Samson shows us something deep about anger and how it can either cause destruction or lead to something better after he was blinded and weakened the Philistines took him to the Temple of their God Dean to make fun of him there Samson prayed to God one last time asking oh Lord God please remember me and please strengthen me just this one time oh God and let me take Vengeance on the Philistines for my two wise judges 1628 Samson's final moments it's really striking how in his final moments Samson's anger mixed with his request for God's help in a dramatic climax he pushed against the pillars of the temple collapsing it upon himself and his captors this act of Destruction was not just a manifestation of his wrath but also a tragic form of Deliverance it brings us to ponder can the power of anger which often leads to ruin also bring about a form of redemption or Justice lessons on anger Samson's story is a cautionary tale about the power of anger it shows how uncontrolled anger can lead to personal downfall and widespread destruction yet in a complex interplay of human emotions and divine plans it also poses a thought-provoking question is there a place for righteous anger especially when it aligns with a higher purpose in the grand Narrative of the Bible Samson stands as a towering yet tragic figure a reminder of the destru Ive power of anger and the need for self-control and wisdom his story isn't just a historical account it's a mirror reflecting our own struggles with anger and the consequences of letting it dictate our actions so as we reflect on Samson's life it prompts us to ask ourselves how do we handle our own anger do we let it consume us or do we seek a higher purpose Even in our most furious moments the story of Samson which is full of ups and downs teaches us a NeverEnding lesson about how complicated our feelings can be and how important it is to balance being strong with being wise number six greed greed is the NeverEnding want for more things like money stuff for power it's a kind of hunger that's never really filled the Bible talks about this as well especially in a verse that says For the Love of Money that is the greedy desire for it and the willingness to gain it unethically is a root of all sorts of evil and some by longing for it have wandered away from the faith and pierced themselves through and through with many Sorrows first Timothy 6 10 it's important to understand that it's not having money that's bad but being too obsessed with wanting more and more of it that's the real issue judah's greed reveal the story that serves as a reminder of the destructive power of greed is judas's cariot you might wonder how a man who walked alongside Jesus winess his miracles and heard his words of eternal life could fall into such a dark path the story of Judas is not just a tale of betrayal it's a solemn warning about the corrosive nature of greed who was Judas Judas one of the 12 disciples of Jesus is infamously known for betraying Jesus for 30 pieces of silver but what led to this moment what stirred in the heart of Judas to choose silver over the Savior let us delve into the life of Judas he was the treasurer among the disciples entrusted with the money bag this position might have seemed suitable for him but it also exposed a weakness in his character you see Judas had a problem with greed the Bible gives us a glimpse into this in John 12:4 six where Judas criticizes Mary for anointing Jesus with expensive perfume he says why was this perfume not sold for 300 Diner and the money given to the poor now he said this not because he cared about the poor for he had never cared about them but because he was a thief and since he had the money box serving as the treasurer for the 12 disciples he used to pill for what was put into it isn't it ironic how often our criticisms of others can reveal our own flaws Judas and the 30 pieces of silver as The Story Goes On Judas starts feeling more and more conflicted and becomes increasingly greedy the gospels tell us that the chief priests and the teachers of the law were looking for some tricky ways to arrest Jesus and kill him him sensing an opportunity Judas goes to these religious leaders and says what are you willing to give me if I hand Jesus over to you and they weighed out 30 pieces of silver Matthew 26:15 Amplified Bible they counted out for him 30 silver coins from then on Judas watched for an opportunity to hand Jesus over can you imagine the internal conflict Judas had seen Jesus heal the sick raise the dead feed the hungry and teach about the kingdom of God yet here he was plotting to betray his master what was going through his mind was The Lure of money so strong that it blinded him to the reality of who Jesus was Jesus betrayed the climax of judas's story unfolds during the Last Supper Jesus fully aware of judas's impending betrayal says truly I tell you one of you will betray me Matthew 26: 20-2 this statement must have sent a chill down judas's spine did he feel remorse at that moment did he question his choices the Bible doesn't mention it but they do show us a Jesus who even in this moment reaches out with love and sorrow not anger finally in a dark twist of fate Judas leads the priests and their men to Jesus in The Garden of Gethsemane with a kiss a common greeting in those times Judas identifies Jesus to The Crow out this act of betrayal marks the beginning of the end of Jesus's Earthly Ministry Judas kills himself the aftermath of judas's actions is tragic when he sees that Jesus is condemned remorse floods over him he tries to return the silver saying I have sinned for I have betrayed innocent blood but it's too late overwhelmed by guilt Judas takes his own life lessons on Greed judas's story is a reminder of the destructive power of greed it asks us some hard questions how often do we prioritize material gain over our moral and spiritual values do we recognize the moments when greed starts to creep into our hearts binding us to what truly matters the story of Judas is not just a historical account it is a mirror held up to our own lives number seven slothfulness you might think is slothfulness just about being lazy well it's more than that it's about missed opportunities unused talents unfulfilled World potential let us dive into the parable of the talents a story Jesus told that's found in the gospel of Matthew 25: 14- 30 parable of the talents imagine a man wealthy and wise setting off on a journey before he leaves he entrusts his property to his servants to one he gives five talents a talent was a lot of money back then to another two and to another just one each according to his ability now think about this how would you feel if you were one of those servants excited nervous the first two servants probably felt a mix of both they got to work immediately doubling what was entrusted to them but here's where our Focus shifts to the third servant the one given a single Talent he's a bit different instead of making the most of what he's given he digs a hole in the ground and hides his master's money you might wonder why would he do that was it fear laziness or something else the Bible tells us he was afraid and so he did nothing the Master's reward time passes and the master returns eager to settle accounts the first two servants proudly present their earnings and they are rewarded with joyful words well done good and faithful servant you have been Faithful over a little I will set you over much enter into the joy of your master Matthew 2 5: 23 can you imagine the joy and pride they must have felt but then comes the third servant with his buried Talent his explanation master I knew you to be a hard man reaping where you did not sow and Gathering where you scattered no seed so I was afraid I went and hid your talent in the ground here you have what is yours Matthew 25:4 now pause for a moment do you think he expected praise like the others or was it fear that crippled him from the start the Master's response is harsh but enlightening he calls him Wicked and slothful and takes away even the one Talent he had the unspoken lesson here is chilling yet clear it is not just what we do that matters but also what we fail to do lessons on slothfulness this Parable isn't just about money or investing it's a metaphor for life and the gifts we've been given talents time opportunities it makes you wonder doesn't it how we like the first two servants using what we have to create more or are we like the third letting fear and inaction dictate our lives slothfulness in this story isn't just physical laziness it is a failure to act a refusal to use one's gifts for good it's about playing it so safe that we miss out on life's true potential the master in the parable who can be seen as representing God expects us to use what we are given for growth not just for ourselves but for the world around us what are you doing with your talents are you nurturing them growing them or are you hiding them scared of the risks and challenges the parable of the talents is a reminder that time is short and every choice every moment of inaction has its con consequences in our daily lives it's easy to fall into the Trap of the third servant we get comfortable maybe even a bit complacent but the story challenges us to shake off the shackles of slothfulness and embrace the possibilities remember it's not just about avoiding failure it's about daring to succeed so as we reflect on this Parable let's ask our ourselves are we living up to our potential are we making the most of the talents we've been blessed with the story of the third servant is cautionary urging us not to waste the precious Gifts of time talent and opportunity for in the end it is not just what we do that defines us but also what we choose not to do let us not be the servant who buried his talent let us be the ones who multiply it part three more insights overview of the seven deadly sins the seven deadly sins are also known as the seven capital sins or the seven cardinal sins in this context Cardinal means something fundamental or very serious think of them as the main sins that can cause a lot of trouble for us humans each one of these sins can lead to more bad actions for example if you let anger take over it can lead you to say hurtful things act violently or even worse understanding the seven deadly sins now you might be asking aren't these just human traits why label them as deadly sins well these sins are considered deadly not because they are unforgivable but because they can lead to spiritual death they can distance us from what's good true and beautiful in life and from our relationships including our relationship with God the seven deadly sins are crucial to understand because they are the most basic and serious sins that we as humans face they are at the core of many other wrongs we might do understanding them is key to recognizing the deeper issues in our actions and finding a way to live a better more ethical life relevance today the fascinating thing about the seven deadly sins is that they are as relevant today as they were centuries ago they challenge us to look Inward and examine our motives and actions they are a call to selfawareness and a reminder of the need for humility generosity Purity contentment moderation patience and diligence in a world where going overboard and focusing on oneself is common thinking about these sins tells us a different story it is about keeping things in Balance living in a good and moral way and taking care of our inner spiritual health so as we explore the seven deadly sins let us ask ourselves how do these ancient Concepts mirror our modern lives and how can understanding them help us lead better more fulfilling lives conclusion it's fascinating to reflect on how these concepts of Pride greed lust Envy gluttony wrath and slothfulness can be seen through the stories and lessons of various characters in The Bible each sin represented by a different character offers a unique lesson on the pitfalls of human nature and the importance of striving for virtue these stories serve as Timeless reminders that these sins are not just abstract but real tendencies that can lead us astray they challenge us to reflect on our own lives and encourage us to seek a path that aligns more closely with virtues such as humility charity self-restraint kindness Temperance patience and diligence which are the antidotes to these seven deadly sins let us pray Heavenly Father We Gather in your presence today seeking your wisdom and Grace as we reflect on the seven deadly sins personified as characters in The Grand Narrative of Our Lives May this prayer be a Guiding Light for us all as we navigate through the challenges these sins present teach us humility oh God that we may see ourselves through your eyes as precious yet ever in need of your grace help us oh Lord to cultivate a spirit of contentment and gratitude for what we have and to Rejoice genuinely in the successes and happiness of others grant us the strength to tame our tempers to seek peace and patience and to forgive as we have been forgiven awaken in us oh Heavenly Father A Renewed sense of purpose and the energy to pursue our god-given talents and call callings with diligence and passion instill in us oh God a spirit of generosity and the understanding that all we have is a gift from you to be shared and used for the good of others teach us so Lord the virtue of self-control and moderation that we might enjoy your blessings rightly and healthfully purify our hearts dear God and help us to honor and respect others seeing them not as objects for our gratification but as precious individuals made in your image father in facing these sins these characters of moral challenge we acknowledge our weaknesses and our constant need for your guidance and strength we are reminded of your boundless mercy and the sacrifice of your son Jesus Christ who redeemed us from the power of sin and death we pray for wisdom to recognize these sins in our lives and the courage to confront them help us to transform these challenges into opportunities for growth and deeper communication with you may we use the knowledge of our failings not as a cause for pain but as a source for change encourage us oh God to support one another in our struggles against these sins let us be a Channel of Your Love and Grace in a world often darkened by these moral failings May Our Lives reflect not the hopelessness of sin but the hope and renewal found in you as we move forward let us remember that we are not alone in this journey you are with us guiding supporting and loving us unconditionally strengthen our faith and resolve so that we may live lives worthy of your calling shining your light into the world in Jesus's name we pray amen

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