@Rinati The premise is that as American christians we tend to eat, work, sleep; eat, work, sleep; eat, work, sleep all week long. Then we go to church and hear good teachings. We may have a fellowship meal and talk a bit afterwards but nothing more and it repeats the process every week. If we are asked how we are doing/how church was/ if God has been blessing you/ etc, we tend to reply that God has indeed blessed us. The scriptures say that "To him that knoweth to do good but doeth it not, it is sin." and "If God has blessed a man but he shuts up his bowels of compassion, it is an offense God will require at our hands". and if we see our brother sin and we warn him not, his blood will be on our hands but if we see he has sinned and we warn him and he does not listen nor change from his ways, his blood is on his own head. Based on this we all claim to be blessed by God, we know to share the blessings, but we sin and keep it to our selves.