Today on Summit Life with JD Greer.

Your enemy says you're a thief, you're a failure, you're a liar, you're an adulterer,

you're untrustworthy.

Jesus shouts louder.

Yes, in such words some of you, but now you are wise, you are justified, you are sanctified

in the name of the Lord Jesus and by the Spirit of our God.

The way to get rid of internal voices of guilt is not to ignore them, it's not to argue

with them, it is to drown them out with the louder voices of the gospel.

Thanks for joining us today on Summit Life with Pastor JD Greer.

As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitavitch.

You know, the Czech writer Franz Kafka once said that life is like a never-ending trial

where you're the defendant and no one will tell you what you're accused of.

It seems like we all have a deep-seated sense of guilt.

This feeling that we don't quite measure up and it's a nagging sense that we need

to be better.

Where does that come from?

That's our subject today on Summit Life as Pastor JD continues our teaching from Psalms

chapter 32 and a message he titled is something wrong with me.

As always, you can catch up on previous messages for free by visiting jdgreer.com.

But for now, grab your Bible and here's Pastor JD.

The very first question last week from Psalm 1 was, can I really be happy?

And if so, how can I be happy?

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