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Secret Sin that Disables Pastors

The secret sin of self-righteous Christians, church leaders, and Pastors that disables

Having a high position brings pride that can cause Christians to fall into sin. Many church leaders trapped in porn and sexual immorality pretends that their position justifies their deep sin. (HC; NBC)

They move within the power of their titles and use the Gospel to bear bad fruit and justify sin. Others twist scriptures to support anti-government activism and a liberal agenda. It’s not always about immorality, but mostly self-righteousness, which is pride in itself, Lucifer’s first sin.

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Do you silently seek to be recognized, how valuable you are in church, or how expert you are in theology?

False Humility: The secret sin of pride

Pride has another name, “false humility,” and it’s easy to hide. Do you silently seek to be recognized, how valuable you are in church, or how expert you are in theology? We must guard our hearts above all else; it is our wellspring. (Proverbs 4:23)

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You say ‘To God be the Glory,’ but what you do points back to how gifted and efficient you are. God doesn’t need a soloist in His grand orchestra. He detests the proud; they will be punished.” (Pr. 16:5) – J. Crumpton

Jesus surrendered His rights

Christians are servants of Christ – not bosses. Titles bring about responsibilities in the church, not a license to feel important. Jesus demonstrated humility and surrendered His rights. We must deny ourselves and carry our cross daily. (Luke 9:23)

Jesus demonstrated humility and surrendered His rights.

All of us have struggled with pride, it’s a deadly virus. We must always pray for God to point the spotlight away from us, and unto Him alone.

FURTHER READING:
Seductive idols of a Christian.
Red flags of an abusive or bullying pastor.
Should Christians submit to a bad leader?

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