A Sermon by Elise Beatrice – Monday 23 June 2025

There are sins that society ignores — not because they aren’t deadly, but because they aren’t punished by law.

In this powerful, deeply moving sermon, Elise Beatrice delivers an urgent message that challenges our modern understanding of right and wrong. She asks a profound question: What about the seemingly harmless acts—the ones the world dismisses and even promotes—that are quietly killing us, spiritually?

She passionately challenges the listener to look past what the law punishes and confront the spiritual toll of their own actions. Elise Beatrice’s message is an urgent call for moral introspection, insisting that true morality comes from a place of genuine love and a recognition that every single wrong thing we do is causing invisible, yet deadly, damage to ourselves and those around us.

Elise Beatrice speaks with piercing clarity about the hidden evils that destroy souls while the world looks the other way. With compassion, truth, and a voice filled with the fear of the Lord, she exposes the darkness behind everyday cruelty — bullying, hatred, abuse, lust, and indifference — sins that may never bring a prison sentence but will lead countless souls to spiritual death unless they repent.

Through vivid testimony and Spirit-led conviction, Elise Beatrice reminds us that sin is not measured by earthly courts but by the eyes of a Holy God. She calls every listener to awaken from moral sleep, to see how every wrong action wounds another life, and to rediscover what it means to love as Christ loved — not out of fear of punishment, but out of genuine compassion for others and devotion to the Lord.

This message is not for the comfortable.

It is a call to the conscience — a call to turn from the unseen sins that destroy, and to embrace the righteousness, mercy, and purity that only Jesus Christ can give.

“We should open the door to selflessness. Let the Lord Jesus, who is selfless, bless us with selflessness. Let the Lord who is Love bless us with true Love. Let the Lord who is righteousness clothe us with His righteousness.” Elise Beatrice

Listen prayerfully.

Reflect deeply.

And let truth awaken you.