Erma Bombeck once called guilt “the gift that keeps giving.” One adult child observed, “My mother is a travel agent who specializes in guilt trips.” Most of us are on a first-name basis with guilt. Guilt is universal and timeless. It is often a problem in our lives. As Frederick Buchner wrote, “It is about as hard to absolve yourself of your own guilt as it is to sit in your own lap.” Sunday we explore together this close-to-home reality in a message “GUILT: Trusting God with the Past.”
Series: Handling Our Humanness
Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany
Scripture: Psalm 32:1-5
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