Many years ago, I coached my daughters in slow-pitch softball. Our team consisted ofyoungladiesthatknewthegame and most of them had played throughout their high school and junior college careers. They were good and everyone of them gave their best on and off the field.
At every practice I would call on them to practice as if they were in a real game. We worked on fundamentals over and over to the point they would ask if we were going to doing anything else. However, in the games we played, and they made the plays they should, they understood that doing the little things right, made a difference in the score and outcome of the game.
During our lifetime we are going to be faced with decisions that can affect our future and our lifetime. We may not think much about these decisions because they involve miniscule reasonings and, at that time, means nothing to us. Most of us consider little sins okay and we make a quick decision to allow it to happen. A lot of us do not realize that sin is sin no matter how big or small. Little sins tend to lead us to larger sins for the ones that believe there is a difference.
