The Southside Blog

In our modern culture, we often make light of sin, treating it as something harmless or even humorous.

Greed is sneaky. It doesn’t just show up in big bank accounts or luxury lifestyles — it creeps into everyday choices, conversations, and priorities. But God offers us something far richer than selfish gain: a life marked by charity, generosity, and love.

Lust is one of the seven deadly sins that still challenges believers today. It’s uncomfortable to talk about, but pretending it’s not a problem doesn’t make it go away. Whether it shows up in subtle thoughts or destructive actions, lust is a powerful force that can derail our lives — unless we learn how to overcome it through God’s strength.

Greed is sneaky. It doesn’t just show up in big bank accounts or luxury lifestyles — it creeps into everyday choices, conversations, and priorities. But God offers us something far richer than selfish gain: a life marked by charity, generosity, and love.

In a world filled with darkness, Jesus offers us something remarkable: His light. As we conclude our Southside Methodist Church series on the seven “I Am” sayings of Jesus, we explore His powerful declaration:

“I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but have the light of life.”