Jesus Never Said That Ep6 of 10: Hate the Sin, Love the Sinner

You’ve heard it in church and seen it online: "Hate the sin, love the sinner." But what if that tidy slogan isn’t from Jesus at all? In this episode Angel Santana leads us from catchy phrase to hard questions, walking through the Gospel scenes that show how Jesus loved the lost—tax collectors, the woman caught in adultery—and how he called us to humility before we point fingers. Through vivid storytelling and a personal heart-check, Angel challenges listeners to trade labels for relationship, to speak truth with surprising tenderness, and to remember that grace and conviction can travel together. He closes with a simple faith challenge: love like Jesus, leave room for God, and let your actions introduce people to mercy.   NEXT EPISODE Next time, we're tackling another saying you've probably heard your entire life: “Cleanliness is next to godliness.” Sounds biblical, doesn't it? Maybe your mother said it. Maybe your grandmother said it. Maybe somebody said it while telling you to clean your room. But where exactly is that verse? It's not there. So how did cleanliness become connected with godliness? And more importantly… Jesus actually had some pretty strong things to say about people who looked clean on the outside while something very different was happening inside. That's Episode 7 of: JESUS NEVER SAID THAT It sounds good. It might even sound Christian. But is it actually biblical?