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There's a couple really high-profile stories about hypocrisy, specifically about Christians in general in the news, and I'm not going to get into the details about them, except to say,

uh, at some level, we're all hypocrites. I mean, can we just acknowledge that? And this is for

believers, non-believers, everybody. I've had this pointed out to me, Brandt, if you wrote down

everything you ever said about how other people should act, just over the course of your lifetime,

like people ought to do

this, they shouldn't do that, or you got mad at somebody because they did this and they shouldn't

have done it. Chances are, no, not chances are, it's 100% true that you haven't lived up to those.

You haven't perfect, even your own thing, even if you're not a believer in God, like if you made

a list of people ought to, they should, they should do this.

Have you always done that?

Nope.

So at some level, morally, we're all broken.

I mean, you can act like you're the one who's above that, but you're not.

I love how Jesus did that with a woman who was caught in a major sin,

and he told people, like, if you're without sin,

you can throw the first stone.

And they dropped them.

They knew.

I mean, deep down, we know.

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