What's going on, guys? Welcome back to another episode of the Bryce Crawford podcast. I'm Bryce,

and today, listen, normally we're having a lot of guests on. We're going to start having more guests on,

but you know what? Thought it would be good to start the year off with a classic podcast, because you guys love it when we dive in the Word of God,

talk about things. By the title of this video, we're going to be talking about something that is really near and dear to my heart, and that's the difference between conviction and condemnation.

I believe that we have to understand the difference between the two because it's important.

And a lot of us end up living in shame when there's actually a lot of freedom for us.

So I'm really excited about today.

Guys, also thank you guys for the encouragement on the Luke series.

I'm so glad you guys are super blessed by it.

It's going to be amazing.

But listen, we're just going to dive right in and talk about conviction and condemnation

and talk about what the Bible says, what freedom is there, what does this look like.

So let's dive right in.

I think the first thing we can always do,

which is always positive advice that I have for everyone.

Everything can always be pointed back to the cross.

And so I think it's a beauty of it.

Before, like, you know, you get into what the definitions of conviction and condemnation are,

all of these things, we have to understand the purpose of the cross. What is the definitions of conviction and condemnation are, all of these things,

we have to understand the purpose of the cross. What is the purpose of the cross?

The purpose of the cross is to pay the debt in which we condemn ourselves for.

The purpose of the cross is to wipe our slate clean,

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