Whether maintaining a hierarchy of sins is itself un-Biblical and sinful?

Business author Jason Jennings once raised the question: what's the good business reason for doing this? It's a notion we should apply to other aspects of life. The church should mix this with "what would Jesus do?" slogans and challenge whether congregations have asked about the good Jesus reasons before taking a stand. Likewise, in the area of state secrets, our government leaders need to ask themselves tough questions before classifying documents. Making secrets out of things that either ought to be public or should not be done in the first place is abominable public policy.

Different Drummer: Edward Snowden

Gameplan for upcoming Inappropriate Conversations

1. Transparency, secrets, and the best question a business or community can ask itself
2. Christians who are only committed to "the idea of Christ" rather than Jesus himself
3. A better telling of the story behind my most important experience of human love

Walk The Earth will address new questions, too

    *  Whether maintaining a hierarchy of sins is itself un-Biblical and sinful?
    *  And, likely as not, a look at church membership and "home church" as a concept

Whether equipping virtually can effectively lead to an actual outreach?