To err is tragic and ugly, but to remain in error is far worse. After a person has sinned, the Holy Spirit troubles them. Many do not want to admit their faults so that they may be forgiven. When you harden your heart, denying what you have done, there is a collision with the Holy Spirit, and then you stray from God's ways. Don't miss the chance to acknowledge your transgressions in order to be forgiven and restored (Matthew 5:25-26).

Hardening your heart so as not to show yourself to be a transgressor of the Word will lead you to the lake of fire and brimstone. Such an attitude will prevent you from being successful in either your earthly life or your spiritual life, which is eternal. Is it worth knowing that you will never again attain forgiveness? The Scriptures declare: He who is often rebuked, and hardens his neck, will suddenly be destroyed, and that without remedy. (Proverbs 29.1). With repentance comes forgiveness (Acts 3:19).

There is a demon that dwells in people who sin and deny their iniquities. Therefore, they do not recognize that they have done wrong. On the Day of Judgment, the Lord will do justice, and those who insist on lying will fall down weeping and beg for mercy, but they will not find it. We cannot allow the evil one to entangle us in lies, for it will be impossible to reverse eternal condemnation.

It doesn't matter who motivated you to sin; you had the assistance of the Holy Spirit, and yet you acted consciously out of pure wickedness (1 Corinthians 10:13). By failing to tell the Lord about your failure, you “choose” to close your eyes and say, “Whatever God wants.” However, the suffering will be continuous. There is only one way to redeem yourself: by confessing your sins! None of those who will be in Heaven will remember you. Pray!

Every time someone sins and claims to be innocent, they further aggravate their mistake. It is best to tell the truth, without worrying about the consequences of this attitude. Those who refuse to do so will suffer the rigor of the Lord's justice. Those who have sinned need to open their hearts to be forgiven; otherwise, their condemnation is already written. Take advantage of the chance to free yourself now!

The wrath of God will not turn away from those who have harmed others and continue to do so by closing themselves off in lies. Those who play with the Lord will discover that they have lost their chance to obtain forgiveness. Remember Esau, who sold his birthright: For you know that afterward, when he wanted to inherit the blessing, he was rejected, for he found no place for repentance, though he sought it diligently with tears. (Hebrews 12:17). Watch and pray!

God warns that He will bring you into judgment for continuing to deny your sin. He cannot tolerate lies; therefore, make things right now, because soon you will be rejected. Those who refuse to confess their mistakes provoke the wrath of the Almighty upon their lives. It is better to obtain forgiveness soon!

In Christ, with love,

R. R. Soares