Besetting Sin
The term "besetting sin" refers to a sin that is particularly persistent or troublesome for an individual, often one that they struggle with repeatedly despite their desire to overcome it. This concept is rooted in Hebrews 12:1, which states, “Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles.” The phrase "the sin that so easily entangles" suggests that there are specific sins that can ensnare believers, making it crucial for them to identify and address these issues in their spiritual lives.Biblically, besetting sins can encompass a range of behaviors or attitudes, such as pride, lust, anger, or any recurring sin that hinders one's relationship with God. The Apostle Paul speaks of his own struggles with sin in Romans 7:15-20, expressing the internal conflict between his desire to do good and the presence of sin within him. The importance of recognizing and combating besetting sins is emphasized throughout Scripture, as believers are called to pursue holiness and rely on God's grace and the power of the Holy Spirit to overcome these persistent struggles (Romans 8:1-14).
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How to Deal With Personal Besetting Sin
By Al Whittinghill1.4K1:06:312PE 1:3In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Job and how he became a showcase for the universe. The preacher emphasizes that Job didn't even realize that all the angels were watching him. Job wished that his words were written down in a book, and the preacher highlights that every idle word is recorded and written down by God. The preacher also mentions that we, as believers, are also being watched by the world, spirits, and angels. The sermon encourages listeners to have faith, receive God's victory, and allow the word of God to bring power into their lives.
Besetting Sin
By Bob Jennings2.7K44:31HEB 12:1Bob Jennings emphasizes the critical nature of besetting sin in the life of a Christian, urging believers to recognize and confront the persistent sins that hinder their spiritual progress. He highlights the importance of laying aside every weight and sin, as mentioned in Hebrews 12:1, and encourages a radical and persistent approach to overcoming these strongholds. Jennings warns that tolerating such sins can lead to spiritual death and a loss of assurance in one's faith. He calls for courage and faith in God to achieve victory over these sins, reminding the congregation of the power of Christ's sacrifice to deliver them from all iniquity.
Killing Your Giant
By J.C. Hibbard1.7K56:16MAT 4:1In this sermon, the preacher talks about the story of David and Goliath from the Bible. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's supernatural power to overcome our giants. He describes how David, armed with only a slingshot and five stones, defeated the giant Goliath by hitting him in the forehead. The preacher also highlights the sacrifice Jesus made on the cross to conquer our giants and encourages listeners to believe in God's power to overcome temptation and challenges.