Now that we have made our list of people we need to make amends with, we can move on to the next step of our recovery. This week Daniel shared with us the right way to make amends with the people we have hurt. This is vital because saying sorry isn’t enough.

It’s been awhile but we haven’t forgotten about the sermon series we started. This Sunday Daniel was finally able to get back to the 12 Steps to Recovery from sin in our lives. Listen in to this weeks sermon to hear about our next step in recovery.

He is risen! Today is Easter Sunday and the day we celebrate the Resurrection of Christ. Its is one of the most important events in the Christian faith. Daniel spoke with us about the events that happened on that day, in particular, Mary Magdalene.

This is the beginning of Holy week as it is Palm Sunday. Palm Sunday is recognized as the day Jesus triumphantly entered Jerusalem as the savior of the Jewish people. Listen in to find out what God gave Daniel to share with us about this annual holiday.

A team of members from the church went to Roswell, NM for a spring break mission trip. The team was able to share with us all that they did on the trip and what God did in them personally.

Last week we talked about willingly surrendering all our sins to God. This week in our 7th step to recovery we are, “humbly ask(ing) God to remove those sins.”

It’s been a couple of weeks since we have been together, due to the weather, but it was wonderful to be back at church and in the fellowship of the body of believers. Fortunately, Daniel was faithful to continue us through the 12 steps to recovery from our sin. This week he spoke on step 6, “I will maintain an attitude of willfully surrendering all my sins to God.”

Daniel was gone this week so Pastor Luke filed in. In an attempt to not get to far off the sermon series, Luke spoke on the Serenity Prayer. The Serenity Prayer is iconic of step programs for a good reason. Listen in to find out how understanding the Serenity Prayer can help us in our recovery from sin.

Last week we were asked to take a searching and fearless inventory of our sin. The next step in our recovery from sin is to take that inventory and admit the exact nature of our sins to God, to ourselves, and to at least one other person. Listen in to hear from Daniel how exactly we are to go through the therapeutic process of confession.

This step in our process of recovery is a little different and a little difficult. This is the step where we take a searching a fearless moral inventory of myself. In this step we have a practical action that is required for us to continue in our recovery from sin.