First thing is that God provides an escape for all who want to leave their particular sin. Nothing beyond what one can bear (James 1:12). You just have to really want to leave that particular sin. As I said before, I also have a couple of sins I have not left/overcome, which I know is because I really don't want to leave them right now. I also know, however, that I will have to leave these if I want to please God, and if I want to progress with Gods grace.The issue I have is when people try to become sinless following the sinless doctrine that one in particular I have seen destroy far to many young believers and even some veteran believers who try as they as might could not live to those standards the spirit may be willing but the flesh is weak.
James 1:12 Blessed is the man that endureth temptation: for when he is tried, he shall receive the crown of life, which the Lord hath promised to them that love him.
When we read through New Testament books we see the same struggles against sin we face today. They who continued to struggle against their sins, being truly contrite in their hearts about their sins the Lord saved them from those sins (Psalm 34:18) and did make white. We are to try to become sinless, which is to try to not be conformed to the ways of the world, and thereby be acceptable to God. He (God's grace) will then take the reins and direct us on a Spiritual path. I will therefore continue to look for a way to leave my remaining sins which I am not very contrite about now at the moment.I always question who are we in Christ, are we brought into his kingdom or not because sin cannot abide in his kingdom but if this is true then what was the point of Jesus dying if we strive to become perfect and without sin then didi his blood really wash us clean and if not then how many times must we pin him to the cross in order to be seen as pure clean and righteous in his eyes.
Then I ask myself and if we are in fact clean pure and righteous in his eyes because of his grace and the sacrifice that was made then why do we continue to free ourselves from the chains of sin if we we arelady free from his perspective. I find it admirable to try to overcome sins that hold you back as long as you don't try to become sinless because the only one who has ever been without sin is Jesus at the same time I detest anyone who uses his grace to do as they please.
The way I see it we need to understand who and what we are in him and we need to simply keep moving forwards living according to his word and when we stumble which we will to know that we are saved by the arms of his grace get right back up and keep moving forwards
Psalm 34:18 The Lord is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit.