Deal With Guilt With Proper Perspective

We can be our own worst critics when we're feeling guilty. The labels we give ourselves are indicative of that. But, Pastor Caleb says, to deal with guilt, we need to change our perspective and focus on a different set of labels.

In this series, Pastor Caleb looks at case studies of people in the Bible who carried sizable guilt—and what God did for them and wants to do for us as well.

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About Trends vs. Truth: Be you. Love is love. Do not judge. Repetition has a way of making things sound true, but what's trending isn't always entirely true. This five-part series looks at some of the most common phrases used in modern culture and holds them up to the light of God's Word to see what is God-approved and what is subtly false about them.