A Hard Heart Doesn’t Grieve, But a Soft Heart Does

What happens when conviction stops hurting?A hardened heart can sit comfortably in compromise, excuse sin, ignore the voice of God, and feel little to no grief. A soft heart is different. A soft heart mourns what separates it from God. It feels the weight of conviction, responds to correction, and remains tender in the hands of the Master.In this episode of Towel & Basin Society, we explore the difference between a heart that has grown calloused and a heart that still trembles at God’s Word. We discuss godly sorrow, repentance, conviction, and why spiritual sensitivity is not weakness but evidence of a living relationship with Jesus Christ.If you’ve ever wondered why some people can walk away from God without remorse while others are broken over a single misstep, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to guard the condition of your heart.“The danger is not grieving over sin. The danger is no longer grieving at all.”Scriptures:• Ezekiel 36:26• Psalm 51:17• Hebrews 3:13• 2 Corinthians 7:10• Isaiah 66:2