Scott McNamara

Especially in kind of church cultures or in cities or nations where we've grown up going to church.

A lot of people are believing but don't really know personally.

So let's get on to the backpack one.

So visualize wearing a backpack, rucksack.

Rucksack, you call it, right?

Either or, yeah.

Okay, so backpack filled with all your sins.

Would it be heavy?

It depends what you consider a sin.

So every time you've crossed your conscience, right, God gave you a conscience, like a barometer, like an alarm that goes off when you've done wrong, remorse, shame, guilt, anything you've done wrong that your body testifies, your mind says, I shouldn't have done that.

You feel that kind of alarm bar going off.

Now, obviously, we can subdue that and press that down, but everyone's been given a God-given conscience, right, which tells us when we've sinned.

So have you crossed your conscience?

Yeah, I hear you.

So whether there's a little or a lot, you know, the Bible says everybody sins, right?

Yeah, of course I've sinned.

Of course, of course.

So we're all guilty, right?

Yeah.

And even like, even our thought life, right?