5 Things Christians Feel Guilty About That Aren't Sins

Описание: 5 Things Christians Feel Guilty About That Aren't Sins


Most Christians don’t feel condemned because of sin.
They feel condemned because of religious pressure.

Guilt for questioning.
Guilt for resting.
Guilt for saying no.
Guilt for enjoying life.
Guilt for feeling low.

But what if the things you feel most guilty about… aren’t sins at all?

In this video, we expose 5 common sources of Christian guilt that Scripture never condemns.
Not with hype.
Not with shame.
But with calm, honest Bible truth.

You’ll see why:
• Doubt is not rebellion
• Boundaries are not selfish
• Joy is not worldliness
• Rest is not laziness
• Weakness is not failure

Using only Scripture (KJV & WEB), we dismantle guilt-driven religion and rediscover a God who is not managing you, pressuring you, or waiting for you to perform.

This message is for:
– Christians exhausted by hustle-faith
– Believers afraid of asking honest questions
– People burned by religious performance
– Anyone who loves God but feels spiritually tired

If you’ve ever wondered, “Why does my faith feel so heavy?” — this video is for you.

📖 “There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus.” — Romans 8:1

Subscribe if you want:
• Quiet strength over religious noise
• Truth over theatrics
• Faith that brings peace, not fear

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