God has mercifully provided us with the capacity to experience pain not only physically but also on a spiritual level. The spiritual equivalent of physical pain is guilt, which serves as a driving force to seek remedy for our spiritual ailments. Without the ability to feel spiritual pain, we would stray hopelessly off course, but thankfully, the Almighty has installed a kind of spiritual gyroscope, a moral governor called conscience, which inflicts pain for bad behavior and brings joy for good behavior. This conscience provides continuous feedback, guiding us back to the right path when we err. When spiritual pain is ignored or masked, the consequences can be devastating, leading to a seared conscience where one becomes incapable of feeling remorse or changing behavior. Such a state marks a tragic point of no return, where the capacity for repentance is lost due to persistent violation of conscience. We must be grateful for the ability to feel both physical and spiritual pain, as it offers the warning and motivation needed to transform into the image of our Savior Jesus Christ. By accepting His sacrifice, we take on the responsibility, with God's help, to address and eliminate the sins causing spiritual pain, ultimately achieving vibrant spiritual health.