Sin gradually desensitizes us, making what once felt wrong seem normal, which is exactly how Satan works to separate us from God. Ephesians 4 warns that when we give ourselves over to sin, we become aimless, hardened, and blind to its destruction, ultimately giving the enemy a foothold in our lives. Nate reminds us that as Christians, we are called to reject sin, pursue sanctification, and immerse ourselves in God's truth to fully embrace the life He desires for us.
Sin Makes you senseless
Christians part with sin to pursue sanctification
Sin gives Satan a space in Christ's place
Life Group Discussion:
What are some warning signs that you might be drifting toward spiritual numbness?
How can accountability within a community help us in the process of sanctification?
What steps can you take this week to remove sin’s foothold and invite Christ into every area of your life?
