Some have experienced pain and hurt in the church in their lives. When this happens, we can feel like the church is not a safe place. In this series of sermons, we’ll look at what it takes for the church to be safe for people to ask questions, struggle with past experiences, and discover a deep and meaningful relationship with Jesus.

Some have experienced pain and hurt in the church in their lives. When this happens, we can feel like the church is not a safe place. In this series of sermons, we’ll look at what it takes for the church to be safe for people to ask questions, struggle with past experiences, and discover a deep and meaningful relationship with Jesus.

Some have experienced pain and hurt in the church in their lives. When this happens, we can feel like the church is not a safe place. In this series of sermons, we’ll look at what it takes for the church to be safe for people to ask questions, struggle with past experiences, and discover a deep and meaningful relationship with Jesus.

Guest Speaker Pastor Darryl Burton speaks about forgiveness, and being falsely incarcerated for 25 years for a crime he did not commit.

Some have experienced pain and hurt in the church in their lives. When this happens, we can feel like the church is not a safe place. In this series of sermons, we’ll look at what it takes for the church to be safe for people to ask questions, struggle with past experiences, and discover a deep and meaningful relationship with Jesus.

Some have experienced pain and hurt in the church in their lives. When this happens, we can feel like the church is not a safe place. In this series of sermons, we’ll look at what it takes for the church to be safe for people to ask questions, struggle with past experiences, and discover a deep and meaningful relationship with Jesus.

Some have experienced pain and hurt in the church in their lives. When this happens, we can feel like the church is not a safe place. In this series of sermons, we’ll look at what it takes for the church to be safe for people to ask questions, struggle with past experiences, and discover a deep and meaningful relationship with Jesus.

Some have experienced pain and hurt in the church in their lives. When this happens, we can feel like the church is not a safe place. In this series of sermons, we’ll look at what it takes for the church to be safe for people to ask questions, struggle with past experiences, and discover a deep and meaningful relationship with Jesus.

Psalm 13 can be seen as a three-act play. In the first act, David voices his despair, feeling abandoned by God and overwhelmed by his enemies, setting a tone of sorrow and confusion. The second act intensifies the emotional conflict, as David pleads for God's attention, fearing defeat and further suffering. The third act brings resolution, as David, despite his anguish, chooses to trust in God's steadfast love and salvation, concluding with a hopeful note of praise, symbolizing his renewed faith and the restoration of his inner peace.

James, who tradition identifies as the half-brother of Jesus, writes about the struggles real followers of Jesus faced in the first century. They are many of the same struggles we face in 2024. In this short letter, James focuses on giving wisdom and guidance for the Christian life in the light of their, and our, challenges and struggles. He corrects, guides, and, at times, challenges in the hope of helping those of us who follow Jesus to live our faith every day.

James, who tradition identifies as the half-brother of Jesus, writes about the struggles real followers of Jesus faced in the first century. They are many of the same struggles we face in 2024. In this short letter, James focuses on giving wisdom and guidance for the Christian life in the light of their, and our, challenges and struggles. He corrects, guides, and, at times, challenges in the hope of helping those of us who follow Jesus to live our faith every day.