"Be about it"
Exploring the Depths of Sin and Salvation
Unlock your heart through understanding sin and how to rise above it.
Welcome to Sin2Salvation
How does sin work?
What does Salvation look like?
How does sin work?
- Sin uses elusive tactics of making people feel empowered when engaging in self-gratifying, soul destructive behavior.
- There are commonalities when sin takes hold of a person. It has properties that make people feel free when they are being imprisoned.
- Sin will fill heartache, lack with indifference, and harden a person’s heart, rendering
- Sin uses elusive tactics of making people feel empowered when engaging in self-gratifying, soul destructive behavior.
- There are commonalities when sin takes hold of a person. It has properties that make people feel free when they are being imprisoned.
- Sin will fill heartache, lack with indifference, and harden a person’s heart, rendering it incapable of feeling spiritual love and caring for others. With this disregard, people will behave in ways that will bring shame and guilt to their psyche and, therefore, not trust themselves, isolating them from social circumstances.
- This leads to anxiety, depression, drug abuse, unhealthy relationships, being used, and sometimes suicide. Guilt and shame are the darkness that practicing sin produces.
- Guilt and shame are a poison which kills the human spirit to the point of walking dead. There is an anecdote to this poison, unfortunately it is an elixir which many are not willing to try for the first dose begins with humility.
The Mission
What does Salvation look like?
How does sin work?
- Our mission is to honestly present what it is like to re-establish a relationship with God after a lifetime of walking in the darkness of sin.
- We are a conduit to unite people from all walks of life to find a place of acceptance and peace. We exist to address hypocrisies and perceptions of what it is to be Christian from a Gospel lead p
- Our mission is to honestly present what it is like to re-establish a relationship with God after a lifetime of walking in the darkness of sin.
- We are a conduit to unite people from all walks of life to find a place of acceptance and peace. We exist to address hypocrisies and perceptions of what it is to be Christian from a Gospel lead point of view. Though we talk about it, we want to be about it with every step we take on Earth.
- Our founder and community members are what people label as “born again” Christians, and with that label comes a lot of life experience outside of the classically perceived Christian lifestyle.
- With that life experience, we understand the skepticism and aversion to becoming a believer in Jesus Christ our Savior. We aim to address that doubt head-on with our firsthand experiences that helped us overcome a life of darkness to walk in the light of Christ.
- Our lives have been transformed from an inward pity party to an outward love to help others be free of the cyclical self-defeating lifestyle we at sin2salvation no longer endure.
- We welcome you with open arms, an open heart, and infinite understanding that we are all a work in process.
What does Salvation look like?
What does Salvation look like?
What does Salvation look like?
- God does not use emotions like guilt or shame to reach His children; he is full of love, acceptance, support, lessons, relationships, and peace in all circumstances.
- He always waits for us to turn around and walk back toward Him. When we do, the one who created us is there with open arms, joy in His heart, and gratefulness that we have
- God does not use emotions like guilt or shame to reach His children; he is full of love, acceptance, support, lessons, relationships, and peace in all circumstances.
- He always waits for us to turn around and walk back toward Him. When we do, the one who created us is there with open arms, joy in His heart, and gratefulness that we have returned to our Father.
- From there, he bestows us with “...a Spirit, not of fear but of power, love, and self-control.” (II Tim. 7). This Spirit will start correcting our self-destructive behaviors. Over time, we will notice thoughts and actions coming from ourselves we never thought possible. This is called the sanctification process, and experiencing it brings an awareness that we are all a “work in process.”
- Knowing this takes the hot-air balloon of “perfectionism,” “control,” and “status,” deflating it into a humbling, peaceful place of serenity.
- If you are ready to climb out of a dark hole of existence to a place of lighted paths of purification, please look around and find an article that resonates with your personal circumstances.