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Sin according to the Bible is a fact, thought or feeling that does not correspond to the will, plan or purpose of God for our lives. If these thoughts or feelings arise in us, or if we take any action that takes us away from the path that God prepared for us, surely we will be sinning.
Reflecting on this evidently sin affects our relationship with God and leads us to spiritual, emotional and physical death, all human beings have the tendency to sin, that is why the Scripture declares that the whole world is a prisoner of sin. That is why we must keep our faith in Jesus Christ and fulfill God's purpose to have our hearts full of love.
According to Genesis (3: 5, 6, 17-19), when God created man, sin was presented, through Adam and Eve, by disobeying God, sin originated and transmitted in each generation the sin as if they were defects inherited that is why we are born sinners and we must surrender before God to eradicate the sin of our life.
Although nothing can separate us from the love of God, sin does have the ability to prevent us from relating to God and ENJOYING HIS LOVE.
Certainly, "What comes out of the person is what contaminates it, because from within, from the human heart, come the bad thoughts, the sexual immorality, the robberies, the murders, the adulteries, the greed, the evil, the deceit, the debauchery, the envy, the slander, the arrogance and the foolishness, all these evils come from within and contaminate the person "(Mark 7: 20-23 - NIV). Let's reflect if sin comes out of our hearts, it is because God is absent in our lives, we must always make God live in our hearts and we can achieve that not only by understanding his word but by applying all the purposes of God in our lives.
In the Bible you can study three factors that can determine if there is more serious sin than another: Gravity, Intent and Frequency.
Gravity: The Bible says that sexual immorality, idolatry, robbery, drunkenness, extortion, murder and spiritualism are serious sins that we must not commit (1 Corinthians 6: 9-11; Revelation 21: 8). The Bible marks a difference between these sins and others that are involuntary or have been done without thinking, such as saying or doing something that hurts someone (Proverbs 12:18, Ephesians 4:31, 32). However, the Bible encourages us not to downplay any sin, because that could lead us to commit more serious sins (Matthew 5:27, 28).Intention: Some sins are committed because they do not know the commandments of God (Acts 17:30, 1 Timothy 1:13). Although the Bible does not justify these sins, it sets them apart from those that are committed by deliberately bypassing the standards of God (Numbers 15:30, 31). The Bible indicates that the person who sins on purpose has a "bad heart" (Jeremiah 16:12).
Frequency: The Bible makes a clear distinction between sinning once and repeatedly committing the same sin (1 John 3: 4-8). God condemns those who choose to continue sinning, even after learning what is right (Hebrews 10:26, 27).
What we really should be clear is that there is no distinction between these factors of sin because it is simply sin: if we sin for not knowing the commandments, because it is done only once, because we do it involuntarily, it is sin, because it is the opposite of what that God taught and arranged for us.
It must be recognized that no sin is of importance, and God loves us so much that He gives us the benefit of repentance because He is always willing to Forgive us. Do not let sin drive you away from God.
After reflecting on sin, I invite you to pray: "Lord Jesus, thank you for loving me so much, thank you for your death on the cross, which today gives me life, I want to apologize for my faults. my sins, at this moment Jesus, I accept you as my only and sufficient Savior and I recognize you as my Lord Help me to live a life that pleases you Amen.