What's On Your Hands?
What are you carrying on your hands today?
Bishop Davis brought a powerful word from Isaiah 1:15-18, reminding us that God sees what we carry — the guilt, the wounds, the wrong choices — and still extends an invitation to be made clean.
Drawing from that passage, the message was clear: God does not stop at exposing our guilt. He calls us to wash, to confess, and to be restored. Like David, who cried out in Psalm 51, we cannot undo our past — but we can repent and receive mercy. The blood of Jesus Christ, as declared in 1 John 1:7, cleanses us from all sin.
God does not want to simply remove something from your hands. He wants to put something in them — purpose, service, and righteousness. Come as you are. Surrender. Let Him clean what only He can clean.
For the rest of this message, click here and join us live and in-person Every Sunday @ 10:30 a.m.
#BloodyHands #MercyAndRedemption #IsaiahChapter1 #ThereforeNoCondemnation #GCRew
Bishop Davis brought a powerful word from Isaiah 1:15-18, reminding us that God sees what we carry — the guilt, the wounds, the wrong choices — and still extends an invitation to be made clean.
Drawing from that passage, the message was clear: God does not stop at exposing our guilt. He calls us to wash, to confess, and to be restored. Like David, who cried out in Psalm 51, we cannot undo our past — but we can repent and receive mercy. The blood of Jesus Christ, as declared in 1 John 1:7, cleanses us from all sin.
God does not want to simply remove something from your hands. He wants to put something in them — purpose, service, and righteousness. Come as you are. Surrender. Let Him clean what only He can clean.
For the rest of this message, click here and join us live and in-person Every Sunday @ 10:30 a.m.
#BloodyHands #MercyAndRedemption #IsaiahChapter1 #ThereforeNoCondemnation #GCRew
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