Welcome to 10 minute Bible Talks, where we connect the Bible to your life and the time it takes to get to work.

I'm Jensen Holt McNair. When's the last time you got in the car and

drove the speed limit or less the whole time? If you're me, the answer is probably never.

But it's no big deal, right? the answer is probably never.

But it's no big deal, right?

Everyone knows that you're only really speeding

if you're going 10 over.

But 8 over?

Totally fine.

So really, I'm just speeding a little like everyone around me. I mean is

speeding really that bad? The thing is it it probably is, when I speed, I'm breaking the law, laws that are in place to keep me and others around me safe.

So I'm breaking the law, and I'm endangering the lives of the people around me. But I don't think about that when I'm driving. I know I shouldn't speed, but it feels like such a small infraction that I do it anyways.

Maybe you're a good law-abiding citizen, but I bet that there are other things in your life.

Maybe little sins, little rules you break that you've become numb to.

You've become comfortable with.

A little white lie, a little gossip with your friends, a little bit of sexually explicit

television shows, a little bit of anger towards your spouse. But don't worry, you lied so you wouldn't hurt someone's feelings.

And you're gossiping because you need to vent.

And you need to stay relevant because everyone is watching that one show and your spouse

honestly had it coming anyone sane would have been angry at them. See we

get comfortable with our little sins. We justify them. We scooch over a bit so they can fit into our lives.

We don't see what the big deal is. But when it comes to big sins, we're loud. We point the finger at the world of

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