Pride is a sin that the devil attacks not our weaknesses but our strengths.
The devil became arrogant and corrupt because of his own strength.
So the devil encourages and exalts people's strengths.
And that ultimately causes the person to fall.
There is a saying that “the road to hell is paved with good intentions.”
Good intentions, God-given gifts, and strengths—how wonderful! But even the best intentions, if they become the goal, can easily lead to hell.

--- p.31, 「1.
From “The Sin of Pride, the Root of All Sins”

The vanity that the Bible speaks of is not only something that is inflated and exaggerated, but also something that will soon disappear.
Even if all our wealth, position, popularity, and everything else were real, it would soon disappear.
People's applause and cheers, popularity, glory, looks, money, everything is fleeting and fleeting.
Don't be fooled.
Come on, get out of the vanity market.

--- p.77, 「2.
From “The Sin of Vanity” that Steals Applause and Glory

If you are jealous of someone right now, think of that person.
Why are you jealous? It's only in my eyes and that person's eyes.
The field of vision is narrowed.
But look at it from God's perspective.
He is a co-worker of God.
In preparing for the era of revival or the time of revival, I must have my part, but his part is also very important.
There is very little that can be done alone.
We must cooperate and work together as one team in the Kingdom of God.

--- p.113, 「3.
From “The Sin of Envy” that is caught in an evil gaze

Laziness is a problem of 'direction'.
No matter how hard we work and how busy and hectic our lives may be, if it is only for ourselves, and if we are lazy about the mission the Lord has called us to and about loving our neighbors, then even if we live busy lives day after day, we are sick with the deadly sin of laziness.
In other words, no matter how busy you are, you may not be diligent at all before God.
If your direction with the Lord is different, then your busyness may still be laziness in the Lord's eyes.
Physically, you may not be lazy, but spiritually, you may be someone who just rolls around in bed all day.

--- p.129, 「4.
From “The Sin of Sloth” that Destroys a Faithful Life

Anger is like fire.
The character 'hwa' (火) in 'hwabyung' (火病), a type of depression that occurs when you repeatedly suppress your anger, is 'hwa' (火).
If you have a fire in your home, you can heat it and cook food.
Fire is not a bad thing, it is a good tool.
However, if fire is not controlled, it can burn people and homes.
But that's exactly what anger is.
We need to be trained to properly control the fire of anger, but most of us don't.
--- p.161, 「5.
From "The Sin of Wrath That Destroys the Soul"

How can we tell if we're caught up in greed? We can find out by thinking about what we spend the most time contemplating and thinking about during the day.
That person is what people most desire and long for.
Gregory of Sorrows in the 6th century observed that greed produces seven children:
The seven are betrayal, fraud, lies, perjury, anxiety, violence, and indifference.
If you have these seven things, it is evidence that you are caught up in greed.
--- p.200, 「6.
From “The Sin of Greed” that Makes Us Forget Contentment

Jesus said that money is not just a material problem, but a spiritual problem, calling it Mammon, the god of money.
Likewise, the Bible's view of adultery is that it is a spiritual problem.
So, in fact, when the Bible talks about fornication and adultery, it more often refers to spiritual adultery and idolatry rather than just physical adultery.
When someone commits physical adultery, it means that they are connected to spiritual adultery.
Also, you can commit spiritual adultery without physically committing adultery.
It is loving other idols more than God.
A country with pleasure, money, power, and strength.

--- p.221, 「7.
From “The Sin of Lust” that Destroys the Body and Soul