You rarely can shame or yell someone out of sin. And when you do, the relapse rate is high. But you can love someone out of sin. Love doesn’t mean approval; quite frankly, it can’t stand for sin. But it can mean supporting the penitent without judgment. It can mean listening to them and praising their good desires. Encouraging their efforts. Making them feel like they aren’t alone. Being humble enough to admit our own flaws. Anyone can tell you sin is bad. Few work to eradicate it, because loving people is hard work. It’s much easier to yell about their wrongs. God is love. And in Him is no sin. God hates our sin, yet He also died for it. If you could taste but an ounce of the pride God takes in His creation, in the love He has for us all, you wouldn’t want to offend Him anymore because you wouldn’t even find it a possibility. That’s how you live in truth. You tolerate zero sin, yet you also love the person enough to see them out of it. That’s Jesus. And that’s the hope we have.