When a person professes to have faith in Christ and continues to live according to the same sinful pantheons exhibited before his salvation, something is terribly wrong.
The apostle Paul addressed a case of sexual immorality in the Corinthian church; a man was sexually involved with his stepmother.

God makes no difference between one sin and another, for him everything bad is sin.
But some sins tend to set traps that are more difficult to get out of, such as the effect of sexual sin, which reaches the bottom of the soul.

It is such a tremendous trap that many find it difficult to break free, but God's love and ability to rescue, forgive, and restore are even greater.
All sin is sin, the word speaks to us and alerts us to small foxes such as backbiting, gossip, lawsuits and others.

God does not differentiate between one type of sin and another, because sin is sin.
Sin characterizes sin since sin is not simply what one does. Better sin is what we are. Paul told the Corinthians that some were drunkards.

The good news is that sins of all kinds can be forgiven. The Corinthians found a new life and a new identity in Christ Jesus. No sin is too great or heinous for God not to forgive.
The only requirement for any sinful person is that they accept God's forgiveness and no matter how strong the effect of sin, sexual or otherwise, God has the power to forgive and set them free.