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“sometimes when you think that sin is dead and that it has gone away, those are the most dangerous times of all, because at the times when we think that it is dead, it is very much alive, because as you and I know all too well that it is often still water, rather than running waters, that are in…” quote by Anonymous
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““sometimes when you think that sin is dead and that it has gone away, those are the most dangerous times of all, because at the times when we think that it is dead, it is very much alive, because as you and I know all too well that it is often still water, rather than running waters, that are in fact deep. ========== Mark 9.43-50 Mortification, Jesus Style First Presbyterian Church, Jackson, Mississippi””

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About This Quote

Source Sermon: Mark 9:43‑50, First Presbyterian Church, Jackson, Mississippi, 2008

When we think sin is gone, we may become complacent; hidden sin can be deep and dangerous like still water.

In simple terms: Ignoring sin’s presence can be risky.

Key Takeaway

Stay vigilant about inner moral health.

Themes

spirituality morality self‑awareness

Mood

contemplative serious

Type

didactic reflective

When to use this quote

  • personal reflection
  • confession
  • counseling
  • teaching

Key Concepts

theology psychology

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you recognize hidden moral failings?
  • What practices keep you spiritually alert?
A Different Perspective

Some view sin as external, missing internal struggles.

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