The Sins that can keep a Believer from going to Paradise are listed by Bishop Oyedepo.
Every Christian wants to spend all of eternity with God in heaven. Nobody desires to enter hell.
The sins that can prevent a believer from going to paradise have been identified by Bishop David Oyedepo. During his speech at the midweek communion service, where he stressed the importance of fighting against the powers of ungodliness, he had this epiphany.
He stated in a video that in order to experience God’s kindness and gain forgiveness for his sins, a man must truly repent. However, he asserts that a believer needs to sincerely turn away from any sin that will keep him from reaching heaven.
He continued by listing the sins that could prevent a Christian from going to heaven. He claims that this list is found in 1 Corinthians 6:9–10, which reads as follows:
“Do you not realize that only the righteous will enter God’s kingdom?” Do not be fooled by anyone, including fornicators, idolaters, adulterers, effeminate people, or those who abuse people.
“The kingdom of God is not for thieves, covetous, drunkards, revilers, or extortioners.”
And some of you were like that; however, you have been washed, sanctified, and justified in the name of the Lord Jesus and by the Spirit of our God.
He advised his audience that in order to pass over, “they must become past tense.” You must view them as prescribed by the Bible and vehemently reject them.
The terrified, disbelieving, whoremongers, idolaters, and all liars shall find their home in the lake of fire and brimstone, according to Revelations 21:5-7, which he also referenced.
In Matthew 7:21, Jesus warned that not everyone who called him Lord would enter the kingdom of heaven. Many people would try to explain what they had done in his name, but he would reply that he had never known them. This speaker concluded by quoting this verse.
“It is he who acts, not he who justifies or justifies.” The kingdom of heaven is only accessible to those who carry out the will of the Father. And what is God’s will? “Your holiness is the goal,” he said.
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