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Jun 1, 2025·Sun AM
The Big Three
Some sins become structural weaknesses that keep sabotaging every other area of discipleship. This sermon identifies three recurring New Testament enemies—idolatry, bitterness, and immorality—and calls Christians to confront them directly so that spiritual growth is not continually undermined at the foundation.
About this sermon
Some sins become structural weaknesses that keep sabotaging every other area of discipleship. This sermon identifies three recurring New Testament enemies—idolatry, bitterness, and immorality—and calls Christians to confront them directly so that spiritual growth is not continually undermined at the foundation.
Key ideas
- Idolatry redirects trust and loyalty away from God.
- Bitterness poisons love, fellowship, and spiritual maturity.
- Immorality contradicts the holiness God calls His people to pursue.
- Victory in these foundational areas strengthens every other part of Christian life.
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