Thomas Brooks warns about the destructive nature of sin, describing it as a devouring wolf that consumes everything in its path, including strength, beauty, wisdom, and glory. He illustrates how sin has historically led to the downfall of entire kingdoms and has the power to destroy hopes, hearts, and souls. Brooks emphasizes that sin is not only a present danger but has already caused the destruction of one world and will ultimately lead to the demise of the current one. The sermon serves as a stark reminder of the consuming fire of sin and its devastating effects on humanity.
