Confession and forgiveness that leads to restoration is a spiritual and emotional process. Feelings, understandings of God and self, and a growing sense of brokenness, lead to a time (or multiple times) of words spoken to God in confession.

Monday morning's devotional will recap the book of Romans.

David has sinned in two ways that the Mosaic Law has no sacrifice for forgiveness. Yet he knows what "sacrifice" God will not despise and he knows the basis of any forgiveness and restoration he might receive. He asks to be washed.

Pastor Travis continues in this series on the book of Luke.

David's life is a cautionary tale and at the same time a model for us to follow. David sins and then records his confession. Psalm 51 is his confession of sin and it shows us much about how to approach God and how to confess in a way the God hears and forgives.

Monday morning's devotional comes from Romans 16:17-20, 25-27.

Please join Michelle for a devotional. Ephesians 1: 7-8.

The week Pastor Travis continues through the book of Luke. We are currently in chapter 7.

Psalm 46 was Luther's favorite Psalm because it's a Psalm envisioning the very worst of dangers surrounding and yet refuge being found in a fortress who is God. Luther was at the center of a great upheaval and controversy of the 1500's because he challenged the greatest political power of the time, the Holy Roman Empire.