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Loving Righteousness, Hating Iniquity
God’s kingdom is measured by righteousness. To love righteousness is to value what God values. To hate iniquity is to reject anything that distorts His truth.
Iniquity is deliberate wrongdoing. It happens when we know what is right but choose otherwise. As believers, we must not normalize this. Paul reminded Timothy that doctrine matters because it divides truth from error. When we fail to study Scripture, we open the door to deception.
Let us be Berean believers who fact-check every teaching (Acts 17:11). Don't follow charisma; follow character. Study the Word, test the spirits, and stand firm in truth. Righteousness is the atmosphere where God’s anointing flows; it's not an optional virtue.
If we desire the oil of gladness, we must create an environment where holiness thrives. Love righteousness, hate iniquity, and you will see God’s presence rest on your life.
Reflection Question
What does it mean for you personally to “love righteousness and hate iniquity”?
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About this Plan
In a world where opinions travel faster than truth, the body of Christ must return to its foundation—righteousness. This 5-day plan calls believers to love righteousness and hate iniquity, just as God does. It challenges us to measure every action and belief against Scripture, to reject compromise, and to live with spiritual integrity. This plan will help you rediscover the power of righteousness, the courage to confront error, and the wisdom to restore with grace. Whether you are a leader, disciple, or seeker of truth, you will be reminded that holiness is not outdated; it’s our divine identity.
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