Confronting Sin in a Secular Age

This chapter examines the shifting perception of sin in modern society, highlighting the transition from fear-based morality to secular ideals centered on social justice. It argues that even in secular contexts, moral imperatives persist and critiques the normalization of sin, emphasizing the necessity for specific and rigorous repentance. The discussion underscores the transformative role of the Holy Spirit in overcoming sin and the importance of embracing a new identity in Christ for authentic spiritual growth.