Dominion Covenant Church https://sermons.dominioncovenantchurch.com/sermons.html?tags=power corrupts Dominion Covenant Church no en Sun, 21 Apr 2013 10:30:00 +0000 Wed, 6 May 2026 12:53:45 +0000 https://sermons.dominioncovenantchurch.com/sermons.html?tags=power corrupts Dominion Covenant Church No No serial Dominion Covenant Church Dominion Covenant Church office@dominioncovenantchurch.com No No No 536 Covering Sin full No No 536 https://sermons.dominioncovenantchurch.com/sermons.html?id=536 When we expose our sin through Biblical confession, God brings incredible relief, joy, liberty, and peace. But when we cover our sin with the \"fig leaves\" of humanistic substitutes, we bring ourselves misery. When God guarantees that the consequences of hiding our sins are always greater than the consequences of confessing our sins, why is it that so frequently we desperately use every means at our disposal to hide? This sermon explores this strange phenomenon and applies it in various areas of life, including apologetics, child rearing, finances, discipline, and politics. When we expose our sin through Biblical confession, God brings incredible relief, joy, liberty, and peace. But when we cover our sin with the \"fig leaves\" of humanistic substitutes, we bring ourselves misery. When God guarantees that the consequences of hiding our sins are always greater than the consequences of confessing our sins, why is it that so frequently we desperately use every means at our disposal to hide? This sermon explores this strange phenomenon and applies it in various areas of life, including apologetics, child rearing, finances, discipline, and politics. Sun, 21 Apr 2013 10:30:00 +0000 Phillip Kayser, PhD 2817 Phillip Kayser, PhD When we expose our sin through Biblical confession, God brings incredible relief, joy, liberty, and peace. But when we cover our sin with the \"fig leaves\" of humanistic substitutes, we bring ourselves misery. When God guarantees that the consequences of hiding our sins are always greater than the consequences of confessing our sins, why is it that so frequently we desperately use every means at our disposal to hide? This sermon explores this strange phenomenon and applies it in various areas of life, including apologetics, child rearing, finances, discipline, and politics. No No