How Does Jesus See My Sin?

The Poco a Poco Podcast with the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal

Franciscan Friars of the Renewal

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

5.0 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 20 May 2026

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Episode 298 - How Does Jesus See My Sin?

Have you ever felt like your sin says more about you than God's mercy does?

In this episode, the friars reflect on how we experience our own sin and how easy it is to fall into shame, discouragement, anxiety, or self-condemnation. They explore the difference between healthy sorrow for sin and the kind of shame that begins to define us, isolate us, and keep us from bringing our weakness honestly to Jesus.

This conversation is not about taking sin lightly. It's about learning to see our sin with the mind and heart of Christ. Jesus does not ignore our sin, but He also does not reduce us to it. He meets us there with mercy, patience, and a love that calls us deeper into freedom.

Join us as we learn to stop staring only at our weakness and begin again by looking at Jesus, who sees us fully and still calls us beloved.

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0:00.0	What's up everybody? Father Innocent here, and I just wanted to pause and say thank you
0:03.6	for all who make Pocoa PocoPokoPocast possible through your prayers and your generosity.
0:08.6	Every episode we share, every person reach, it's because of you.
0:12.2	If you feel moved to join our mission as a monthly supporter or increase your gift, we'd be so
0:16.5	grateful. Your support helps us lead more souls to encounter Christ little by little.
0:24.4	You can give at spearjuice.org or through the link in the show notes. Thank you for being part of our mission.
0:26.3	God bless you all.
0:27.3	You're listening to the Pocoa Poco podcast, sponsored by Spirit Juice Studios.
0:33.4	Poco a Poco, Bamos A Yega,
0:36.3	Somos Pettiginos and you know that's who we are, we make our way. Hey, everybody. I'm Father Mark Mary. Hey, I'm Father Pt.
0:45.6	What's up everybody? Father Anishant here.
0:48.0	Peace everyone. Father Angelus.
0:50.0	For the time.
0:53.6	I'm feeling good about this one with you.
0:55.0	Are you feeling good? That's great. I'm not. Just so you know, I'm not. Maybe I have an attitude problem. Your face. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I just like to acknowledge that I'm doing the best that I can over here. No, you are. You're definitely the best you can. A difficult internet situation. That's all. I'm along for the ride, whatever happens, bro.
1:12.5	I'd love to have you with us, but if you have to kick you out the time. a difficult internet situation. That's all. I'm along for the ride, whatever happens, bro.
1:12.5	I'd love to have you with us, but if we have to kick you out the car, you'm saying.
1:17.8	I kind of want to keep this going to see...
1:19.6	We want you in the car.
1:22.1	Thank you.
1:23.8	I want to keep this going to see what kind of like reactions.
1:26.6	We can get some new emotions out of Father Innocent.
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