Welcome to the Crazy Love Podcast. As human beings, it's often times much easier to talk

about other people's sin than it is to evaluate ourselves and assess our own lives in light

of righteousness and holiness. In this week's classic episode, Francis Chan reminds us to

not flirt with disaster but to be diligent at taking every thought captive, addressing

any sin and bringing it to the cross. We pray that this episode will stir your heart to repentance

and a deeper intimacy with Christ.

Yeah, I was driving in from San Diego this morning and I was praying, praying, praying about this

morning and and this is a huge problem. This is I was thinking about what a massive problem this

for some people where it is so hard for some people to do self-evaluation.

There's just certain people and I don't understand it but there's certain people that are great

at talking about other people's sins and other people's issues but there's like a block to where

you're very good at judging other people and you don't look at your own life.

And I don't know, I don't understand that because I think ever since I was a kid,

I was very hard on myself of anything and constantly looking at my own life but there are

there are many people who who are very good and just want to talk about other people's issues

and not deal with their own and and I was praying because I'm thinking, okay, well how do I explain

that to a person who doesn't think about themselves? You know, I'm trying to get people who don't

normally consider their own actions to consider their own actions and I just I just pray I just

pray and said, God I don't know how to do that. There are certain people in this room that you're

so good at pointing out the flaws of other people and yet you don't take time to see that there's

so much garbage in your own life, much like the Pharisees who could see what was wrong with

everyone else, every tiny detail of other people's lives but somehow we're blinded to the issues

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