One Cup of Dirt

Shawn teaches that while God allows various factors to shape individuals' lives—including personal hardships and environmental influences—He will remove these factors during judgment to evaluate each person's free will and personal choices. Emphasizing a qualitative judgment rather than a quantitative one, Shawn suggests that everyone is accountable for their intrinsic decisions, as everyone has a measure of free will from birth.

This teaching emphasizes the accountability of individuals before God, who is fair, merciful, and just, for how they manage what is within their control, regardless of the size or nature of what they've been given. It highlights that, despite life's uncontrollable circumstances, God focuses on how we utilize our free will to react and respond to what we're given.