Amen. Like Miles said, my name is Gage Henry, and apparently I'm the suffering pastor for today,

but honored to be here with all of you. And if you've not been a part of this Hebrew series,

you've got to go back. And Hebrews chapter 8 was so powerful for our church that because of the

blood of Jesus, Jesus has our high priest. There is a new covenant that's

been established with better promises. So if you missed that sermon, that sermon was all about the fact

that now we have a new spirit that's been given to us. We have a law that was not written on stone

tablets, but it's been written on the hearts of believers, that we have a new eternal

inheritance available in Christ Jesus. But the part that really got me that I think got so many people

is that God chooses to remember our sins no more.

He consciously, he doesn't forget him,

he chooses to remember our sins no more.

And as I'm sitting over there hearing that sermon,

I realize so many of us have said yes to Jesus.

We know we've been saved. We know we've

been set free. And yet, why do we still live with such a guilty conscience? So the title for the

sermon is the guilt-free life. The guilt-free life. Because after that moment where he remembers our sins

no more, Hebrews chapter 9, we're about to read in just a second, God promises to cleanse our

consciences from the inside. So I don't know what comes to mind as you think about the guilt-free life.

I immediately think of college, like going back to college. And I knew I was going to be a pastor, and I was under leadership, like Miles, who was telling me, here's how you

make sure you make it freshman year. The guilt-free life for me, freshman year of college,

looked like me eating a bowl of Reese's puff cereal at the end of every single meal. Okay,

anybody, Reese's-puff people out there? Yeah, okay, you know the truth.

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