The Dangers of Guilt and Shame | Scott Woodard

So many of us know what it feels like to wrestle with guilt — to carry shame over decisions we made, things we’ve done, or moments we wish we could erase. Even when we show up to church, sing the songs, and serve, there’s still that quiet voice saying, “You’re disqualified. You’re not clean. You can’t really be used by God.”

But what if that voice isn’t telling the truth?

In this message, we talk about what really happens at the feet of Jesus. It’s the place where guilt loses its grip. Where shame is silenced. Where we’re not only forgiven — but washed, restored, and re-clothed with righteousness. Like David, after deep failure and loss, we’re invited to rise, change our posture, and worship again.