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In this brief teaching, the speaker asserts that the Holy Spirit’s primary mark in a believer’s life is to bring conviction rather than condemnation. He clarifies the common confusion between guilt and conviction, explaining that guilt tells a person they are worthless after a mistake, while conviction acknowledges the mistake but points to a way out. Citing Romans 8:1, he emphasizes that there is no condemnation for those in Christ. The speaker contrasts condemnation, which traps a person in shame, with conviction, which calls for change. He concludes that only the Holy Spirit can lead a person to repentance without crushing them under guilt.
