Sermons

In this message, we tackle Steps 8 and 9 of the 12 Steps, the point in the process where the internal work goes public. Making amends means more than saying "I'm sorry." It means making a list of the people you've harmed, becoming willing to face them, and taking concrete steps to repair what was broken. Drawing from the Sermon on the Mount, the parable of Zacchaeus, and stories of reconciliation throughout Scripture, we explore why Jesus consistently placed relationships above religious ritual, and why both the 12 Steps and the teachings of Jesus land on the same conclusion: regardless of who caused the harm, the responsibility to make things right belongs to you.tulipstreet.com