But the hypocrite bears an oppressive and heavy yoke, and is never at rest, for his yoke is the wrong one. Religious hypocrites are more concerned about outward forms and traditions than they are with God's power, compassion, and mercy. You can come to the point you say that you don't care about God's work and manifestation, because it broke your tradition. We must let go of fixed, rigid inflexible services, and allow God to move. The question is whether our traditions have hindered the gospel, or let people to live holy lives, demonstrating the power of God, and having absolute faith in the Word.
Tradition brings death.
Here are a couple examples of tradition and religious hypocrites. A Muslin terrorist is torturing his prisoner, but suddenly stops because it is time to say his prayers. Or an unethical Jew steals people blind in his business, but will never eat a non-kosher food produce. Believers will watch unclean movies, calling themselves weak, but become upset if the pastor misquotes a Scripture. Many will never do anything for world evangelism, but will fight to the death over doctrine.