You Can't Fight What You Don't Hate
25 May 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief sermon‑style monologue, Blake Robert Templeton declares his personal battle to avoid sin, emphasizing that failing to hate sin leads to tolerating it. He argues that when believers tolerate the enemy’s schemes, their convictions become aligned with the enemy’s voice, effectively giving allegiance to evil. Using the metaphor of an unsevered umbilical cord, he illustrates the ongoing, intimate connection to sin that must be broken, yet acknowledges the difficulty of fully cutting that bond.
