<p>Guilt begins with "G" - but Grace also begins with "G".  Which do you want?  How is hearing the rooster crow when Peter denied knowing Christ in Caiaphas' courtyard a sound of guilt, as well as it is a sound of grace?  How does your guilt stand in your way of seeing God's grace and forgiveness?</p>

Guilt begins with "G" - but Grace also begins with "G". Which do you want? How is hearing the rooster crow when Peter denied knowing Christ in Caiaphas' courtyard a sound of guilt, as well as it is a sound of grace? How does your guilt stand in your way of seeing God's grace and forgiveness?

<p>Guilt begins with "G" - but Grace also begins with "G". &nbsp;Which do you want? &nbsp;How is hearing the rooster crow when Peter denied knowing Christ in Caiaphas' courtyard a sound of guilt, as well as it is a sound of grace? &nbsp;How does your guilt stand in your way of seeing God's grace and forgiveness?</p>

"Something Goes A-Fowl in the Courtyard" - Matthew 26:69-75 - (March 14, 2021 - 4th Sunday in Lent)

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"Something Goes A-Fowl in the Courtyard" - Matthew 26:69-75 - (March 14, 2021 - 4th Sunday in Lent)

"Something Goes A-Fowl in the Courtyard" - Matthew 26:69-75 - (March 14, 2021 - 4th Sunday in Lent)