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The Quiet Sin Nobody Preaches About

Rob Westwood-Payne Season 2026 Episode 253

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It isn't lust. It isn't pride. It isn't anger. The stronghold most of us live with is far quieter than that - and far easier to excuse.

In today's five-minute devotional, Rob looks at the habit of delay: those moments when we sense God nudging us, and we don't say no, we just say not yet. We look at Psalm 119:60, where the psalmist hurries to obey without weighing up the options. We see how David's pauses cost him dearly, and how our own hesitation is often less about wisdom and more about wanting control. But God is patient, his grace doesn't run out when we stall, and there is real freedom waiting on the other side of a simple yes.

Today's question: What simple act of obedience could you choose today instead of delay?

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Today's Scripture
Psalm 119:60 (NLT) - "I will hurry, without delay, to obey your commands."

Chapters
0:00 The nudge you hesitated on
1:18 What delay cost David
1:46 Why we really hesitate
2:40 Saying yes now, not later
3:35 Today's question
3:46 Let's pray

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The Quiet Sin Nobody Preaches About | Psalm 119:60 | 5-Min Daily Devotional | Thursday 10 September 2026

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