The Solution (Pt.2): The Scapegoat That Carries Sin Away | Chilliwack Campus | Lent: The Gospel In Leviticus

Leviticus 16:20-34 For a culture that prioritizes radical autonomy and expressive individualism, the very concept of sin is often dismissed as a tool of psychological oppression—a toxic relic of shame based religious systems seen as an affront to personal dignity. Yet, this cultural avoidance often leaves us with a deeper, more restless anxiety: if there is no such thing as sin, there is also no such thing as true redemption or a clean slate. Christianity asserts that God graciously made atonement possible so that sin can be dealt with and the sinner can be liberated, leading to a life notof heavy religious guilt over sin but profound freedom and flourishing because Jesus endured the penalty of sin and stood in the place of sinners.