THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SIN: WHY YOUR BRAIN JUSTIFIES EVIL AS GOOD скачать в хорошем качестве

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SIN: WHY YOUR BRAIN JUSTIFIES EVIL AS GOOD

📖🙏🏻 30-DAY DEVOTIONAL WITH SPURGEON: INTIMACY WITH GOD Transform your mornings and strengthen your relationship with God in 30 days. This daily devotional, inspired by the teachings of Charles Spurgeon, will guide you with profound reflections applicable to your spiritual life. 👉 BUY IT HERE: https://hotm.io/fnZHdLu In today’s video, we revisit the preaching of Charles Spurgeon to confront a dangerous spiritual condition: the way the human heart learns to justify what God clearly condemns. This message exposes how sin does not begin in behavior, but in the mind—when conscience is silenced and rebellion is renamed as wisdom, process, or necessity. Subscribe to the channel for more messages that confront superficial faith and lead us back to the pure Gospel. Turn on notifications so you don’t miss upcoming sermons. Key Texts: Isaiah 5:20 – A warning against redefining evil as good and darkness as light. Jeremiah 17:9 – The deceitfulness of the human heart. Romans 1:21–22 – How the mind becomes futile when truth is suppressed. James 1:22 – The danger of hearing truth without obeying it. Source of the Sermon: Inspired by the writings and sermons of C. H. Spurgeon on sin, repentance, and self-deception, where he teaches that the greatest danger to the soul is not open rebellion, but a heart that learns to excuse what God has already judged.