Friend, I stumbled on this song today by Tauren Wells. Oh my goodness, it stopped me in my tracks. You know how ‘Amazing Grace’ always makes us tear up because it tells our whole story? This feels like that. It’s the same anthem and a deep reminder of what matters most. Listen to Tauren as he proclaims Christ’s love and forgiveness in his new song, ‘Not Guilty.’ 

Maybe it’s because it reminds us of what matters most: not our innocence, not our striving, not the long list of regrets we sometimes carry like a heavy satchel on tired shoulders.

It’s about Jesus. Always Jesus.

The song wraps around our hearts like a whispered reminder: When I was guilty, caught red-handed… justice demanded, but His blood cried out—take Me, not her.

Isn’t that the story of our lives, dear friend? We’ve walked through seasons where mistakes left scars. We’ve known regrets that crept in during the quiet nights. And yet—mercy met us there. His cross did what we never could. The blood of Jesus still speaks, louder than shame, stronger than guilt, silencing every accusation.

Scripture says, “Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus” (Romans 8:1). That’s the truth this song sings over us. Not guilty. Washed clean. Covered and free.

Maybe today you’re carrying a memory that feels too heavy, or a mistake you wish you could undo. Hear this: because of Jesus, you are not defined by what you did or didn’t do—you are defined by His love that covered it all. His goodness says, you are not guilty.

What a relief for a weary heart. What freedom for a soul that’s lived decades of life and knows how precious His mercy truly is.

So let’s rest in that today. Let’s let His grace be the anthem that carries us through every moment: not guilty, because Jesus’ blood still holds.

I can’t stop thinking about it. For all the regrets we’ve carried, all the memories we wish we could rewrite—this song reminds us: Jesus already covered it. We’re not guilty. We’re free.

I just knew you’d want to hear it too.

Romans 8:1 “Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.”