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How do we know if we are being hypocritical in our faith?

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Signs of hypocrisy include acting contrary to one’s own teachings and seeking approval from others rather than God.

To determine if we are harboring hypocrisy, we must evaluate our actions against our words. Spurgeon outlines that a hypocrite often claims high moral standards but fails to practice them. They are more concerned about how they are perceived by others than about being genuine in their faith. Further, a hypocrite will often seek public acknowledgment for their deeds rather than desiring to glorify God in secret. Regular self-examination in light of scripture and a sincere desire to align one's heart with God's will is essential to combat the roots of hypocrisy in our lives.
Scripture References: Matthew 7:1-5, Luke 12:2-3

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Hypocrisy!
C. H. Spurgeon · Mar 10, 2017
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