The Greatest Sin Can Only Be Committed by a Christian

Some short clips of a bible study I taught on in my church on Sunday night, 6/22. The whole study was called "What is the Greatest Sin?" based wholly on the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, and confirmed by historical and current facts. Not my "opinion" - the Word of God. Here is a brief summary:
We must be careful not to preach or keep ourselves concerned about only the wrong things in the world, but be most concerned about the sin Jesus and the prophets and apostles were most concerned about -- that of hypocrisy and spiritual pride. The "Sin of the Pharisees" is the most damaging, against God, evil...the greatest sin. There is no other sin brought into the light as much as this -- the rest are all given on equal ground - in one lot, together. The religious and church "media" come down hard on sexual sins, cussing, smoking, drinking, etc...the Apostle Paul, the OT prophets and Jesus himself did not condemn any of these sins or those who commit them as any worse than the sin of gossip, slander, causing division, putting someone down, being unkind, forsaking the poor, etc. But the church didn't "get it" then and doesn't "get it" now...which is dangerous and why so many are lead astray. We are not to be concerned about what the Church or Christian circles say we are to be concerned about...we must be most concerned about what Jesus, the BIBLE is! Don't be drawn in to the easy trap if you are a Christian...it is Satan's religious deceit to keep you focused on an outwardly moral checklist of do's and don't's while you forget about the things that concern our Lord most. According to the bible, to be guilty in the worst way you must have known God...it is impossible for one who has never been a believer to have this sin and live it! So...the greatest of all sins can only be committed by a Christian! Be more careful of influence from the church and other "Christians" -- wolves in sheep's clothing -- than anyone in the world! It is in places of worship and with other "saints" that I have battled the most intense spiritual warfare -- outside of church, our job is to show the love of God and follow Jesus' example of that attitude of forgiveness, understanding and compassion.

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[gonyea12]

That's fine, however remember that the events in Revelations already happened.

Matthew 25:29 & 34

[goldkeeper77777777]

jesus... seems like a different way to understand god, if you don't believe he is god. God can't be physical, and jesus was physical, yet a lot of christians think of him as ghostly or see-through. But maybe Jesus is just "the example" or "the path" . i almost find it easier to just think of jesus as a word, but i'm not a christian i don't think