EPISODE · May 5, 2026 · 1H 7M
DAY 26: WHY DOES SIN ALWAYS COST MORE?
from TRUE Word, Faith for LIFE! with Dr. Shawn · host Shawn M. Greener, MTh, D.I.S., DPTh.
Why Does Sin Always Cost More?What if sin doesn’t just break rules, but quietly drains your peace, your family, your future, and your ability to hear God clearly?In this episode of Through the Bible in a Year: Walking the Story of God, Dr. Shawn M. Greener walks through Genesis 27 and shows how deception, fear, favoritism, and appetite never stay private. They always cost more than they promised.This isn’t ancient family drama locked in the past. This is the mirror of real life today. Jacob gets what he wanted, but loses more than he expected. Esau cries bitterly, Isaac trembles, Rebekah’s plan fractures her own home, and the covenant family feels the weight of sin’s hidden bill.Through a Hebraic worldview and Ancient Near Eastern context, this episode helps us see Genesis not as distant biography, but as covenant truth for real people making real choices under pressure.Question for your heart:Where have you seen one small compromise cost more than expected?Watch on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/live/cbavewRUwPQ?si=IdqYefgliNxl07sV&t=22The Bible Rebinder I Mentioned on the PodcastThis is one of the three Bibles Melissa of MooseWorks Bible restored for me, beautifully rebound with a rugged new cover and exceptional attention to detail.A Bible is more than a book. It is often a treasury of prayers, notes, promises, memories, and the record of a life spent seeking God.If you have a treasured Bible that deserves to be preserved with excellence, I am honored to recommend Melissa of MooseWorks Bible.Her work is marked by beautiful craftsmanship, thoughtful detail, and genuine kindness. She does not simply repair Bibles. She helps preserve the story they carry.Visit MooseWorks Bible today:https://www.etsy.com/shop/MooseworksBiblesMusic Licenses, audiioArtist Name: Michael Ellery; Song Name: The Last Time (Instrumental); License #: 9183437241Artist Name: Proteus; Song Name: Disappearing Grace (Instrumental); License #: 5835150630; Project Type: ShortfilmArtist Name: Andrew and Jared Depolo; Song Name: Far Away Places Pt. 2 (Instrumental); License #: 9061437866Artist Name: Distant Moon; Song Name: In the Shadows (Instrumental); License #: 0218631093; Project Type: ShortfilmArtist Name: Ian Taylour; Song Name: Test Of Time (Orchestral) (Instrumental); License #: 3366363945; Project Type: ShortfilmArtist Name: Annasara; Song Name: A Lifetime Rolls By (Annasara Rework); License #: 6286683193; Project Type: ShortfilmArtist Name: Brad Hill; Song Name: Ray of Light (Instrumental); License #: 2755679505; Project Type: ShortfilmArtist Name: Ryan Moore; Song Name: Light Between The Trees (Instrumental); License #: 2805863068; Project Type: ShortfilmArtist Name: Philip Yoo; Song Name: Pure (Instrumental); License #: 0935885096© 2026 Dr. Shawn M. Greener. All Rights Reserved.True Word, Faith for LIFE!More resources:https://www.truewordfaithforlife.com#BibleTeaching#BibleInAYear#TrueWordFaithForLIFESend Dr. Shawn a Message. Please leave your contact information if you’d like a reply!Support the showThank you so much for listening! Please subscribe to the True Word, Faith for LIFE! YouTube channel, please click this link. Thank you again!Shawnhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo1sLYz6J4FTUFwR5yjReMw
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Why Does Sin Always Cost More? What if sin doesn’t just break rules, but quietly drains your peace, your family, your future, and your ability to hear God clearly? In this episode of Through the Bible in a Year: Walking the Story of God, Dr. Shawn M. Greener walks through Genesis 27 and shows how deception, fear, favoritism, and appetite never stay private. They always cost more than they promised. This isn’t ancient family drama locked in the past. This is the mirror of real life today. Jaco...
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