New Roads Messages

We are called to be sent out, to share in Jesus’s mission of bringing hope, healing, and help to the people and the world around us. But what does it really mean to be sent out? In this series we explore what it looks like to follow Jesus out in the world, and how living “all out” can help us grow into the community God is calling us to become. 

We are called to be sent out, to share in Jesus’s mission of bringing hope, healing, and help to the people and the world around us. But what does it really mean to be sent out? In this series we explore what it looks like to follow Jesus out in the world, and how living “all out” can help us grow into the community God is calling us to become. 

We are called to be sent out, to share in Jesus’s mission of bringing hope, healing, and help to the people and the world around us. But what does it really mean to be sent out? In this series we explore what it looks like to follow Jesus out in the world, and how living “all out” can help us grow into the community God is calling us to become. 

We are called to be sent out, to share in Jesus’s mission of bringing hope, healing, and help to the people and the world around us. But what does it really mean to be sent out? In this series we explore what it looks like to follow Jesus out in the world, and how living “all out” can help us grow into the community God is calling us to become. 

We are called to be sent out, to share in Jesus’s mission of bringing hope, healing, and help to the people and the world around us. But what does it really mean to be sent out? In this series we explore what it looks like to follow Jesus out in the world, and how living “all out” can help us grow into the community God is calling us to become. 

In church we hear the word “sin” used a lot. It’s a heavy concept often associated with judgment, shame, and guilt. Catholics struggle with guilt in a particular way as our tradition has often emphasized following rules over a relationship with God. In this series we explore what sin really is, the difference between guilt and shame, and how God invites us to the joy of repentance: changing our minds and moving in a new direction.  

In church we hear the word “sin” used a lot. It’s a heavy concept often associated with judgment, shame, and guilt. Catholics struggle with guilt in a particular way as our tradition has often emphasized following rules over a relationship with God. In this series we explore what sin really is, the difference between guilt and shame, and how God invites us to the joy of repentance: changing our minds and moving in a new direction.  

In church we hear the word “sin” used a lot. It’s a heavy concept often associated with judgment, shame, and guilt. Catholics struggle with guilt in a particular way as our tradition has often emphasized following rules over a relationship with God. In this series we explore what sin really is, the difference between guilt and shame, and how God invites us to the joy of repentance: changing our minds and moving in a new direction.  

In church we hear the word “sin” used a lot. It’s a heavy concept often associated with judgment, shame, and guilt. Catholics struggle with guilt in a particular way as our tradition has often emphasized following rules over a relationship with God. In this series we explore what sin really is, the difference between guilt and shame, and how God invites us to the joy of repentance: changing our minds and moving in a new direction.  

In church we hear the word “sin” used a lot. It’s a heavy concept often associated with judgment, shame, and guilt. Catholics struggle with guilt in a particular way as our tradition has often emphasized following rules over a relationship with God. In this series we explore what sin really is, the difference between guilt and shame, and how God invites us to the joy of repentance: changing our minds and moving in a new direction.