Every individual experiences moments in their renewed lives where they struggle with sin, without exception. These instances are referred to as times of discipline in confession. Those who are truly repentant find it difficult to accept that there are others in their religious community who are still battling with sin, and that God's grace is magnified through these struggles with sinful habits. The idealistic notion that individuals repent and conquer a besetting sin permanently is a misguided understanding of God's complete guidance. As God utilizes our weaknesses to showcase His strength, believing that this process solely consists of purity and power places an unrealistic burden on believers, causing them to retreat and experience increased failure under this doctrinal approach.It is a well-established fact that many saints require assistance, reinforcement, and support from those who have experienced and overcome intense struggles with temptation and sin, and have developed a deep connection with the Spirit through the spirit of grace. If we set a standard where our churches surpass a certain level of triumph over all habits, then we are not fully invested in the ongoing battle for souls, or we may have been living in a state of delusion regarding our own challenges with the world, our own desires, and evil influences. Those who are genuinely committed to fighting will inevitably face numerous setbacks and defeats, as this is an integral part of the process of becoming sanctified. This concept can be found elaborated upon in the WCF (Westminster Confession of Faith).