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We tend to believe that the sin that surrounds us is more dangerous than the sin that resides inside us.
— Timothy Lane
To the degree that you forget you are a sinner, you will underestimate your daily need for Christ and the relationships in his body that are his tools of change.
— Timothy Lane
I was good at helping other people see and own their sin. But I was not willing to believe that my need was just as desperate. Maybe I was blinded by my theological knowledge or my pastoral skill. But
— Timothy Lane
It begins in the hearts of people and has ripple effects that spread to the farthest reaches of sin.
— Timothy Lane
Humility enables us to see our own sin before we focus on the sin and weaknesses of another.
— Timothy Lane
Human beings are always tempted to love and serve things in the creation rather than the Creator. So often, we think of false worship and idolatry only in terms of things that are obviously sinful. While this can be the case, Romans 1:25 indicates that idolatry is often the result of taking good things in creation and making them ultimate things.
— Timothy Lane
While the control of sin has been broken, the sin that remains in us still puts up a real fight.
— Timothy Lane
Knowledge of doctrine is not the same as Christian maturity and victory over sin.
— Timothy Lane
Our aim is that this book will help you look through the shattered glass of our sin to see the glory of a Redeemer who is ever-present, always at work to rescue and change us.
— Timothy Lane
Own whatever personal sin you have brought to the situation.
— Timothy Lane
Though we are to be wise, we are not to fear the world in which God has placed us. Yes, things will get messy. But if you are humbled by the messiness of sin in your own life, yet confident in God's grace to change you, you will not be afraid to get close to other sinners who need that same grace. God will use the messiness you encounter in others to spur your own growth in the gospel.
— Timothy Lane
If you want to enjoy any progress or blessing in your relationships, it will require you to admit your sin humbly and commit yourself to the work they require.
— Timothy Lane