AI OVERVIEW: Two kinds of sin are commission and omission: committing wrongful acts and failing to do what is right. The remedy strengthens the 'don’t' and 'do' muscles through practices that curb harm and promote timely, uplifting speech. Proverbs 25:11 likens a rightly spoken word to apples of gold in silver, and James 4:17 says knowing the right thing to do but not doing it is sin, with Matthew 25:31-46 and Luke 7:36-50 showing omissions—loving the vulnerable and meeting need. The discipline of chatting—conscious, face-to-face conversation—becomes a practice to encourage others and say the right word at the right moment, turning daily interactions into acts of service.
YOUTUBE DESCRIPTION: Sin isn’t only about the wrong we do. It’s also about the good we leave undone. John Ortberg explores the two kinds of sin, commission and omission, and spiritual practices to address each. Drawing from Proverbs, James, and Jesus, he explains how to strengthen your “don’t” and “d...
