We Are All Flawed—So Why the Masks?

The truth is, we are all sinners. But somewhere along the way, society started ranking sins—as if some were more acceptable than others. The reality? Sin is sin. No matter the shape or size, it's all a reflection of our human imperfection.

Many of us walk around wearing masks—not the kind you can see, but the ones we hide behind out of fear. Fear of judgment. Fear of shame. Fear of not being accepted. And what’s ironic is that the very people we’re worried about impressing are often wearing masks of their own.

Imagine how freeing life could be if we stopped trying to impress those who are just as flawed as we are. What if we remembered that the only opinion that truly matters is that of our Higher Power—the One who sees us fully, loves us anyway, and actually holds our future?

Let’s drop the masks. Let’s stop ranking brokenness. And let’s walk in truth, grace, and the freedom that comes from being real.

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