Guilt has a way of weighting us down and stealing our joy. In Psalm 32, David gives voice to the freedom that can be ours when we stop hiding our sin but instead confess it honestly to God.

Today’s message calls us to let go of the weight of guilt and receive the peace and joy that only God’s forgiveness provides.

The Book of Psalms is where the heart of humanity meets the heart of God. Written over centuries by kings, poets, and worshipers, these songs give voice to every emotion we experience — joy, fear, gratitude, doubt, sorrow, and hope. Through the Psalms, we learn that God invites us to bring our whole selves before Him, just as we are. In this series, we’ll explore how the Psalms guide us in prayer, shape our worship, and remind us that no matter what season we’re in, God’s presence is steady, His love unchanging, and His faithfulness sure.

The Book of Psalms is where the heart of humanity meets the heart of God. Written over centuries by kings, poets, and worshipers, these songs give voice to every emotion we experience — joy, fear, gratitude, doubt, sorrow, and hope. Through the Psalms, we learn that God invites us to bring our whole selves before Him, just as we are. In this series, we’ll explore how the Psalms guide us in prayer, shape our worship, and remind us that no matter what season we’re in, God’s presence is steady, His love unchanging, and His faithfulness sure.

Romans

Romans

A continuation of our teaching series in the book of Romans.

A continuation of our teaching series in the book of Romans.

A continuation of our teaching series in the book of Romans.

A continuation of our teaching series in the book of Romans.

Throughout the Gospels, Jesus often revealed the heart of God over a meal. At tables, Jesus taught truth, extended grace, rebuked hypocrisy, offered forgiveness and redefined who belongs in God’s family. When Jesus accepts Levi’s invitation to dine with tax collectors and sinners, He extends grace and belonging to those society had pushed aside. This moment shows us that He came not for the self-assured, but for those who know their need for healing.