In this powerful conclusion to a series on brokenness, we're reminded that our fractured pasts don't have to define our family's future. The message centers on Matthew 11:28-30, where Jesus invites all who are weary and burdened to find rest in Him. We discover that Jesus isn't a distant judge scrutinizing our failures—He's the gentle shepherd who sits with the outcast and restores the fallen. The sermon challenges us to move beyond behavior modification and religious performance toward genuine heart transformation. We learn that healing begins when we stop pretending everything is fine and start inviting God into our pain. The call is clear: make Jesus the cornerstone of our homes, not just a Sunday decoration. Through intentional rhythms of prayer, scripture, and authentic conversation around the dinner table, we can create homes that become hospitals for the hurting rather than sources of further pain. The message emphasizes releasing bitterness, forgiving as Christ forgave us, and understanding that forgiveness doesn't mean forgetting—it means refusing to hold wrongs over someone's head. Most importantly, we're encouraged to teach our children the wholeness of God by living it out authentically, showing them how to walk humbly with God through both victories and failures.