We are free people.

Every person on this earth has flaws that run deep. We make mistakes every day, from small slip-ups like forgetting a promise to bigger ones that hurt others. Think about it: a parent who yells in anger, or a friend who lets jealousy cloud their judgment. These aren't rare events. Studies show that nearly all adults admit to regular errors in their choices, pulling from surveys like those from the American Psychological Association that highlight how human error touches every life.

This imperfection stems from our very nature. We chase perfection in looks, work, or relationships, yet we fall short time and again. Why? Because life throws curveballs—stress, temptations, and doubts that pull us off track. In moments of weakness, we act on impulses that later bring regret. Salvation enters here as a lifeline. It means rescue from our own messes, a way to find forgiveness and strength to do better. For many, this comes through faith, where grace offers a fresh start, much like the biblical stories of wanderers who found redemption after straying far.