What is a sin that God will not forgive?

A sin that God will not forgive is unforgiveness, because the Bible says that if we do not forgive those who sin against us, God will not forgive us (Luke 11:25-26). By holding on to our anger, we cause ourselves extra grief when we fail to forgive.

When we hold grudges against others, we are behaving in a way that is not pleasant to God, makes it hard to pray and maintain a good living connection with Him. God will not hear our prayers unless we also demonstrate that we are willing to forgive. We should forgive people because God has forgiven us via Jesus (according to Ephesians 4:32).

It is inappropriate for someone who has encountered God's forgiveness personally to refuse to forgive others. God, on the other hand, will forgive us if we forgive those who have wronged, betrayed, harmed, and disappointed us. If we confess our sins, he is true and righteous to forgive us our sins and to purify us from all unrighteousness, according to 1 John 1:9. God will forgive us if we agree with him about our sins and confess them. We must refer to the wrongdoing by its proper name. Confession implies that we refer to it as a sin rather than a mistake or carelessness.

A prayer of repentance

I kneel before you, Lord, with a crushed heart because of the wrong I've committed. And I beseech your pity and grace on a sinner who has come to confess that Jesus Christ is Lord and that he is my Saviour and Redeemer.

Thank you, Lord, for declaring that all who trust in Jesus Christ as their Savior will have their sins forgiven eternally. Fill my heart with noble thoughts and pure aspirations, for I no longer want to linger in the crisis of sin that has kept me from you for so long.

Thank you for saving me by your grace, merely by trusting in Jesus Christ's blood. In his name I pray, Amen.

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