Bryce Carver

But that's the other reason why I love about Jesus, because out of every labeled religion, Jesus Christ is the only God that humbles himself and comes down and meets the broken people where they're at, whether it's instead of a broken person working to get his approval. God looks down and says, I love these people so much.

I'm going to humble myself and become a human, a God that exists outside of time, outside of space, intervenes into time and space, takes on flesh. He lives this perfect life. So now the moral code of the Bible is achievable because I watched someone show me how to do it instead of just telling me how to do it and expect me to do it without showing me. And then...

I'm going to humble myself and become a human, a God that exists outside of time, outside of space, intervenes into time and space, takes on flesh. He lives this perfect life. So now the moral code of the Bible is achievable because I watched someone show me how to do it instead of just telling me how to do it and expect me to do it without showing me. And then...

I'm going to humble myself and become a human, a God that exists outside of time, outside of space, intervenes into time and space, takes on flesh. He lives this perfect life. So now the moral code of the Bible is achievable because I watched someone show me how to do it instead of just telling me how to do it and expect me to do it without showing me. And then...

Because it's like the justice system. You murder someone, you go to jail. My sin and wickedness, my sinful nature, I deserve death and separation. But Jesus goes, I'm actually going to die for you. I'm going to take the punishment for you. I'm going to cancel the debt. And that's the forgiveness aspect.

Because it's like the justice system. You murder someone, you go to jail. My sin and wickedness, my sinful nature, I deserve death and separation. But Jesus goes, I'm actually going to die for you. I'm going to take the punishment for you. I'm going to cancel the debt. And that's the forgiveness aspect.

Because it's like the justice system. You murder someone, you go to jail. My sin and wickedness, my sinful nature, I deserve death and separation. But Jesus goes, I'm actually going to die for you. I'm going to take the punishment for you. I'm going to cancel the debt. And that's the forgiveness aspect.

If you punch me, instead of repaying evil and I forgive you, I'm canceling the debt of what you just did to me. In the same way, Jesus is like, everything you've ever done wrong in your life, I'm canceling the debt right now by dying for it. And then I'm defeating the very thing that separates you from me.

If you punch me, instead of repaying evil and I forgive you, I'm canceling the debt of what you just did to me. In the same way, Jesus is like, everything you've ever done wrong in your life, I'm canceling the debt right now by dying for it. And then I'm defeating the very thing that separates you from me.

If you punch me, instead of repaying evil and I forgive you, I'm canceling the debt of what you just did to me. In the same way, Jesus is like, everything you've ever done wrong in your life, I'm canceling the debt right now by dying for it. And then I'm defeating the very thing that separates you from me.

And so instead of like, yes, like sure religion, I think yes, like I understand what you mean by a safety blanket, but to me it's deeper than that. Like out of all these religions, it's so evident that Jesus wants like friendship with me and you.

And so instead of like, yes, like sure religion, I think yes, like I understand what you mean by a safety blanket, but to me it's deeper than that. Like out of all these religions, it's so evident that Jesus wants like friendship with me and you.

And so instead of like, yes, like sure religion, I think yes, like I understand what you mean by a safety blanket, but to me it's deeper than that. Like out of all these religions, it's so evident that Jesus wants like friendship with me and you.

Like even though he's God and he's created every human being and there's a bunch of people that he's gotta tend to, he still like somehow wants to be so intentional and intimate with me the same way he like views you. And I even thought for myself, like, I think every human being has done wrong, maybe wrong in their own ways. I've never murdered anyone. I've never stolen from a bank.

Like even though he's God and he's created every human being and there's a bunch of people that he's gotta tend to, he still like somehow wants to be so intentional and intimate with me the same way he like views you. And I even thought for myself, like, I think every human being has done wrong, maybe wrong in their own ways. I've never murdered anyone. I've never stolen from a bank.

Like even though he's God and he's created every human being and there's a bunch of people that he's gotta tend to, he still like somehow wants to be so intentional and intimate with me the same way he like views you. And I even thought for myself, like, I think every human being has done wrong, maybe wrong in their own ways. I've never murdered anyone. I've never stolen from a bank.

I've never, you know, whatever. So my wrong may be different from your wrong or whatever that may be. And I always thought that I couldn't, I thought that I always couldn't, like, work. I thought that God never wanted me because that was my perception. We live in this world like where if you don't scratch my back, then I'm not going to scratch yours. Everything's transactional.

I've never, you know, whatever. So my wrong may be different from your wrong or whatever that may be. And I always thought that I couldn't, I thought that I always couldn't, like, work. I thought that God never wanted me because that was my perception. We live in this world like where if you don't scratch my back, then I'm not going to scratch yours. Everything's transactional.

I've never, you know, whatever. So my wrong may be different from your wrong or whatever that may be. And I always thought that I couldn't, I thought that I always couldn't, like, work. I thought that God never wanted me because that was my perception. We live in this world like where if you don't scratch my back, then I'm not going to scratch yours. Everything's transactional.

And then Jesus brings this idea of unconditional love. Despite how you feel about me, Jesus says, I'm going to love you despite how you feel about me. And so I just thought that like I had to kind of clean myself up before I came to God. But I didn't experience God's love for the first time until I was at my most broken state. That's just my big appeal to it.