Zach explores the challenge of recognizing and addressing the spiritual burdens we carry, using the relatable analogy of helping carry groceries. Just as we might avoid picking up the heavy case of water, we often avoid addressing the problems in our spiritual lives or answering God's call. Through Colossians 2:8-15, Zach reminds us that God has already done the main work through Christ's sacrifice, but He calls us to complete the mission by living in His authority and allowing Him to prune what doesn't belong in our lives. This message has profound implications for how we approach sin, understand our identity in Christ, and trust God's transformative work in us.