The truth of the matter is that SIN, any and ALL sin for a true born again Christian where the Holy Spirit dwells in them, are ALL WILLFULLY committed sins by the believer in Jesus Christ because the Holy Spirit WITHIN US prompts us NOT to sin WHILE we are yet being tempted to sin. In other words, in the MIDST of BEING tempted the Holy Spirit WARNS and PROMPTS all Christians to NOT listen and obey the temptation to sin. So, therefore, any and all GIVING into the temptation to sin is a WILLFUL choice made by ALL Christians who give in to the temptation to SIN.

          Now, I agree that all Christians who SAY that they are Christians are NOT in truth truly born again Christians. But rather, SOME Christians only SAY that they are Christians because they have been raised in a church denomination. And some Christians have INDEED been taught by man what the Bible actually teaches as how to be saved. And, therefore, they are truly are saved. But there are some Christians who think they are saved because they attend a church denomination when in truth they are NOT truly born again Christians. They do NOT have the Holy Spirit DWELLING IN them. These Christians do indeed know right from wrong by that which man has TAUGHT them from the word of God, but the Holy Spirit is not truly IN them. So they do not have this immediate PROMPTING of the Holy Spirit dwelling in them guiding and leading them NOT to sin.

         The reason that I know that this is true is because I myself was once one of these Christians who professed to be a Christian because I was raised as a Catholic to believe that just because I was baptized as a baby in the Catholic church, then I am a Christian so long as I remained in the Catholic church. Now I only bring out this point to you, because I remember back when I was a Catholic and I was tempted to sin that I did not resist sin because of the REASON that the Holy Spirit PROMPTED me not to sin. But rather I resisted sin because I was TAUGHT that sin was WRONG and I wanted to please my mom, the priest and the nuns. Pleasing God was not why I resisted the temptation to steal or not to do what I was tempted to do. I did not steal, because I was afraid of getting CAUGHT. I did not have the fear of God, but rather I only had the fear of man and being punished by the law of man. 

         And when I did sin I did not feel any remorse or regret. I only felt shame, AFTER my mother TOLD me that I ought to be ASHAMED. I remember getting caught shoplifting a charcoal art pencil for a school project because my mom would not buy it for me saying that it was too expensive and that I could use a regular pencil, which was true. But some of the kids had these cool charcoal pencils that really did a great job in sketching things so I wanted one also, so I opened the package and took just one and stuck it in my pocket. I knew it was wrong to steal, only because I was TAUGHT that it was wrong to steal. I felt no guilt or shame at the time that I was stealing a pencil. It was only AFTER I got CAUGHT that I was ashamed of stealing. My mother TOLD me that I ought to be ashamed and that I should have ASKED her to buy a pencil. I told her that I did ask her and that she told me no and to use a regular pencil. She laid the blame right back on me saying I should have told her how much it meant to me to have that pencil and that I should be ashamed for stealing.

         I only confessed my sin, because I was MADE to do so by the RULES of the church. Only ONE time in all my years of being a Catholic did I ever confess any of my sins from my HEART doing so because I MYSELF WANTED to confess my sins, because of something inside of me was letting me know that what I did was wrong. And just that ONE time I felt freedom from the heaviness that I had because of what I had done.

         But AFTER I heard the gospel of Jesus and truly BELIEVED the word of truth I KNEW, without fail, that I was saved. From that point on no one needed to TELL me what was right from wrong. I knew on the inside of me before I was about to do something that was wrong and NOT pleasing to God. But as a Catholic, I was more moved to please MAN. However, after I became a born again Christian I had a change made WITHIN me by the Holy Spirit to please God over pleasing man. So again every true born again Christian KNOWS when they commit sin and when they are about to commit sin BEFORE they give into sin WHILE they are yet BEING tempted.

         Even with the sin of anger, where a Christian LOSES their CONTROL over their emotions seemingly almost instantaneously, there is a brief moment wherein an instant we make a CONSCIOUS DECISION to WILLFULLY ALLOW the anger to take control and we LET our FLESH rule over our inner man. In other words, we, as true born again Christians, WILLFULLY sin each and every time we allow anger or any other sin to CONTROL and rule over us. It is not anger itself that is actually the sin, but rather it is ALLOWING the anger to CONTROL us to do some kind of ACTION that it becomes sin.

         It is not the THOUGHT of sinning that is sin, but rather it is allowing the thought or the DWELLING on the temptation to sin to the point where the temptation is ALLOWED to take CONTROL over what our INNER man is PROMPTED by the Holy Spirit NOT to do.        

         Now with that being said that ANY and ALL sin that is committed by a true born again believer is WILLFUL sin let us take a closer in-depth look at the passage of Scripture that some very well-meaning, sincere preachers UNKNOWINGLY MISUSE to teach Christians to stop sinning by showing that God is against sin.

         Here again is what Hebrew 10:26,27 actually says.

       “For if we sin WILLFULLY after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remains no more SACRIFICE for sins,

       27. But a certain fearful looking for of judgment and fiery indignation, which shall devour the adversaries.”

         Now on the surface, this verse may SEEM to be saying something that it is NOT TRULY saying when it is LEFT in the CONTEXT of where it is found and it is compared to the rest of God's word.

         You see, taking verses out of their CONTEXT and INTERPRETING verses apart from the CONTEXT and the rest of God's word can lead to ERROR and FALSE teaching. The first thing that I want you to notice is what these two verses of Scripture do NOT say. Hebrews 1:26 does NOT say that there is no more FORGIVENESS for sins. But rather it says there are no more SACRIFICES for sins.