Rhow Brooklyn

Hey family, at some point or other all of us have experienced the crippling shame and guilt we feel after knowing what’s best to be done--and ignoring it completely. Some of the greatest scars that I personally have, and that I know others have, are when they knew better and they did wrong anyway. This week we’re going to dive deeper into those moments in life where we’ve done what we knew we shouldn’t have done, and avoided what we knew we could have done. What does it mean to run to the Lord after the guilty verdict is in, and after the shame is heavy? Please join us for our second week of studying Psalm 51—and extend an invitation to your friends. Every one of us has to deal with guilt, shame, and struggles. I look forward to seeing you at 10 am Sunday at 360 Schermerhorn. PLEASE NOTE—After service we will hold one of our twice-annual congregational meetings. This is a great time to catch up on where we are now as a church and where we’re going. If you can&