Things Jesus Never Said – Week 5 | What's true for you is true for you

When people shrug and say "what's true for you is true for you," what often follows is not peace but fracture — families arguing, friends retreating, and social media piling on with quick moral verdicts that leave people shamed and isolated. This sermon zeroes in on that exact tension: the desire to live and let live colliding with a culture that either demands rigid conformity or dissolves into shifting standards that never satisfy. The message pushes past the shrug to a different diagnosis: moral rules aren't meant to trap us but to show us our need for help, and the surprising relief is that the standard we can’t meet is met for us. Rather than offering loopholes, the talk explains how the law exposes failure so a deeper grace becomes possible — a love that knows us fully and pays our debt. You’ll come away seeing why objective moral truth can be freeing, and what it looks like when mercy takes the final word.