How can you know if what you're hearing is from God? In this message, we look at Joshua 1 and discover that God's voice will always be consistent with His Word. As we hide Scripture in our hearts and live it out, we grow in discernment and confidence to follow Him.

No Shame

Thanks for joining us for this week's recap. We kicked off a new series by asking a simple but important question: **Is it shame or is it conviction?**

There are two voices competing for our attention. The Holy Spirit speaks to lead us closer to Jesus, while the enemy wants to keep us trapped in guilt and shame.

The good news is this: **if you've trusted in Jesus, there is no shame for you.** Romans reminds us that everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved and will never be put to shame. When we repent and bring our sin to Christ, He forgives us. We don't have to keep carrying what He's already taken away.

Conviction and shame are not the same thing. Conviction points us toward Jesus and repentance. Shame keeps pointing us back to our past and tells us we'll never be enough. That's not the voice of God—that's the voice of the enemy.

So the challenge this week is simple: **stop listening to the enemy.** If there's something you've already confessed and surrendered to Jesus, don't keep carrying it. Let the Holy Spirit remind you that you are forgiven, and don't allow shame to have the final word over your life.

Thanks for listening, and we'll see you next week as we continue our series on learning to recognize God's voice.

In this message, we walk through the powerful story of Peter—from bold confidence to heartbreaking failure, and ultimately to full restoration. Looking at key moments from the Last Supper to the shores where Jesus meets him again, we’re reminded that even when we fall short, we are never beyond grace. If you’ve ever made promises you couldn’t keep or struggled with guilt and shame, this message is an invitation to come back to Jesus and experience the same restoration He offered Peter.