Three sins that God deeply hates are you also living in one of them?

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The video uses a common religious theme (sins and repentance) and presents it in a structured, easy-to-understand manner with clear calls to action. The speaker's direct address and the on-screen text enhance engagement, making the message relatable and actionable for the target audience.

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The speaker discusses three sins that God hates: pride, a refusal to repent, and a refusal to forgive, holding onto bitterness. They explain that pride involves living as if one doesn't need God, while refusing to repent means continuing in sin and hardening one's heart. The speaker emphasizes that bitterness hurts one's own heart and damages their relationship with God, and that God seeks a heart willing to admit mistakes and return to Him. The video concludes by inviting viewers to join a free online Bible study group.

Structure

1Introduction of three sins God hates
2Explanation of pride and its dangers
3Discussion of refusing to repent
4Explanation of bitterness and unforgiveness
5God's desire for a repentant heart
6Call to action to join a Bible study group

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Click the link in my bio, or contact us through the WhatsApp number shown on the screen.

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AI Generated-WY Three sins that God deeply hates are you also living in one of them? Please do not scroll away yet. The Bible reminds us that some sins can slowly move our hearts away from God. The most dangerous thing is that many people are committing these sins without even realising it. Today, let us look at three biblical truths together. Please listen until the end, because one of them may be connected to your own life. The first sin: A heart filled with pride. Many people think pride simply means believing you are better than others. But the Bible shows us that the deeper problem of pride is this: when a person begins to live as if they no longer need God. King Saul was once chosen by God, but gradually he began to care more about people' s approval than obeying God. The real danger is not having abilities, and it is not achieving success. The real danger is: believing that you can continue forward without depending on God, relying only on your own strength. The second sin: A heart that refuses to repent. God is willing to forgive our wrongdoings but He also calls us to return to Him. Jesus once rebuked those who had seen yet still refused to change their hearts. The greatest danger for a person is not that they have fallen once, but that they continue living in sin, allowing their hearts to become harder and harder, and refusing God' s correction and transformation. When a person repeatedly rejects God's warnings, their heart will eventually move further and further away from Him. The third sin: A heart that refuses to forgive and holds bitterness. Some wounds are truly deep. A hurtful word, a betrayal, or a painful experience can leave scars in the heart for many years. But the Bible reminds us: "But if ye forgive not men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses. Matthew 6:15 Refusing to forgive others often ends up hurting your own heart. Bitterness steals our peace and damages our relationship with God. What God is looking for is not someone who has never made a mistake. God is looking for a heart that is willing to admit its mistakes and willing to return to Him. If this message has touched your heart, write in the comments; "Lord, change my heart." Please also share this video with someone who needs to hear these words, so that more people can examine their lives through God's Word. If you would like to study the Bible more deeply understand the teachings of Jesus more clearly and prepare for the Lord' you are welcome to join our free online Bible study group. Click the link in my bio, or contact us through the WhatsApp number shown on the screen.

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Three sins that God deeply hates are you also living in one of them? Please do not scroll away yet. The Bible reminds us that some sins can slowly move our hearts away from God. The most dangerous thing is that many people are committing these sins without even realising it. Today, let us look at three biblical truths together. Please listen until the end, because one of them may be connected to your own life. The first sin: A heart filled with pride. Many people think pride simply means believing you are better than others. But the Bible shows us that the deeper problem of pride is this: when a person begins to live as if they no longer need God. King Saul was once chosen by God, but gradually, he began to care more about people’s approval than obeying God. The real danger is not having abilities, and it is not achieving success. The real danger is: believing that you can continue forward without depending on God, relying only on your own strength. The second sin: A heart that refuses to repent. God is willing to forgive our wrongdoings, but He also calls us to return to Him. Jesus once rebuked those who had seen God’s works, yet still refused to change their hearts. The greatest danger for a person is not that they have fallen once, but that they continue living in sin, allowing their hearts to become harder and harder, and refusing God’s correction and transformation. When a person repeatedly rejects God’s warnings, their heart will eventually move further and further away from Him. The third sin: A heart that refuses to forgive and holds bitterness. Some wounds are truly deep. A hurtful word, a betrayal, or a painful experience can leave scars in the heart for many years. But the Bible reminds us: “But if ye forgive not men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses.” Matthew 6:15, KJV Refusing to forgive others often ends up hurting your own heart. Bitterness steals our peace and damages our relationship with God. What God is looking for is not someone who has never made a mistake. God is looking for a heart that is willing to admit its mistakes and willing to return to Him. If this message has touched your heart, write in the comments: “Lord, change my heart.” Please also share this video with someone who needs to hear these words, so that more people can examine their lives through God’s Word. If you would like to study the Bible more deeply, understand the teachings of Jesus more clearly, and prepare for the Lord’s return, you are welcome to join our free online Bible study group. Click the link in my bio, or contact us through the WhatsApp number shown on the screen. #christian #bible #jesus #fyp #amen🙏

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Three sins that God deeply hates are you also living in one of them? Please do not scroll away yet. The Bible reminds us that some sins can slowly move our hearts away from God. The most dangerous thing is that many people are committing these sins without even realising it. Today, let us look at three biblical truths together. Please listen until the end, because one of them may be connected to your own life. The first sin: A heart filled with pride. Many people think pride simply means believing you are better than others. But the Bible shows us that the deeper problem of pride is this: when a person begins to live as if they no longer need God. King Saul was once chosen by God, but gradually he began to care more about people's approval than obeying God. The real danger is not having abilities, and it is not achieving success. The real danger is: believing that you can continue forward without depending on God, relying only on your own strength. The second sin: A heart that refuses to repent. God is willing to forgive our wrongdoings but He also calls us to return to Him. Jesus once rebuked those who had seen yet still refused to change their hearts. The greatest danger for a person is not that they have fallen once, but that they continue living in sin, allowing their hearts to become harder and harder, and refusing God's correction and transformation. When a person repeatedly rejects God's warnings, their heart will eventually move further and further away from Him. The third sin: A heart that refuses to forgive and holds bitterness. Some wounds are truly deep. A hurtful word, a betrayal, or a painful experience can leave scars in the heart for many years. But the Bible reminds us: "But if ye forgive not men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses." Matthew 6:15 Refusing to forgive others often ends up hurting your own heart. Bitterness steals our peace and damages our relationship with God. What God is looking for is not someone who has never made a mistake. God is looking for a heart that is willing to admit its mistakes and willing to return to Him. If this message has touched your heart, write in the comments; "Lord, change my heart." Please also share this video with someone who needs to hear these words, so that more people can examine their lives through God's Word. If you would like to study the Bible more deeply understand the teachings of Jesus more clearly and prepare for the Lord's return you are welcome to join our free online Bible study group. Click the link in my bio, or contact us through the WhatsApp number shown on the screen.