ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Joe's heading out to help at kids camp this week — but the song is worth pausing on. "Washed" by Elevation Rhythm is a brand new one the church sang on Sunday, and it's all gospel: washed in the water, washed in the blood, as good as new. Joe and Shelli anchor it in 1 Corinthians 6:11 — "but you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified" — and walk through three quick truths: you've actually been made clean, it's not what you've done but what He's done, and Jesus didn't just take your sin, He took your shame. If you've ever struggled to feel as forgiven as you actually are, this short episode is a good reminder of who you are in Christ. Hallelujah, here we come.
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