Author: Richard Hollerman

Unholiness We know how essential holiness is to our life and destiny.  The nouns hagiasmos and hagiosune mean “separation” or the manifestation of holiness or separation.  Hagiotes means to set apart or separate, and the...

Ungratefulness or Unthankfulness When you do a good deed or give a prized gift to an acquaintance, you probably appreciate their grateful acknowledgement of the gift.  Thankfulness is a virtue to all of us.  How much more...

Ungodliness In the secular world, we seldom read or hear of the word “godly.”  Yet, it is an extremely important trait repeatedly mentioned in Scripture.  Let’s first notice “godliness.”  This term is from the Greek eusebeia¸...

Unfriendliness Overcoming Sin through Christ Unfriendliness Virtually everyone enjoys meeting and conversing with an outgoing, friendly, amiable person.  But who would enjoy talking with a mean, gruff, negative, and unfriendly...

Unforgiveness It has been said that “forgiveness” is one of the most blessed words in our language.  If we remain with unforgiven sin, we will surely suffer spiritual and eternal death, for “the wages of sin is death” (Romans...