Week 3 - Freed From Guilt - TGT
Teacher: Dan Grissom Series: Songs of the Heart Topic: Psalms Scripture: Psalm 51:1–19, Romans 3:23–24
The words “I’m sorry” are two of the hardest words for many of us to say. I think that the reason is because we have a problem with guilt. None of us wants to admit when we are wrong. We hate the feeling of having our shortcomings and our failings put on display. And we really hate when we have to own up to it.
But as we’ve also been saying, God uses our emotions as signposts, to point us to Himself. In Psalm 51, we see how God can actually use our guilt to point us back to himself and show us the depth of his grace and love. Furthermore, it helps us discover the difference between remorse and repentance, between regeneration and reprieve.
other sermons in this series
Sep 25
2016
Week 4 - The Presence of God in the Midst of Tears - TKW
Teacher: Scripture: Psalm 22:1–31, Revelation 21:1–5, 2 Corinthians 1:3–4 Series: Songs of the Heart
Sep 25
2016
Week 4 - The Presence of God in the Midst of Tears - TGT
Teacher: Dave McGinley Scripture: Psalm 22:1–31, Revelation 21:1–5, 2 Corinthians 1:3–4 Series: Songs of the Heart
Sep 18
2016
Week 3 - Freed From Guilt - TKW
Teacher: Scripture: Psalm 51:1–19, Romans 3:23–24 Series: Songs of the Heart