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Judas was a good guy - [Where he went wrong] | Pastor Steven Roberts | Journey Church


Explore the profound contrasts between the paths of Judas Iscariot and Peter, two of the most iconic figures in Biblical history. This video delves into their decisions in the face of guilt, despair, and the pivotal moments that led one to ultimate despair and the other to redemption. Through their stories, we uncover lessons on faith, repentance, and the power of seeking forgiveness. Join us as we dissect the critical moments that defined their destinies and what it means for us today.


25:08 - The Missed Opportunity of Judas: Exploring what could have been Judas's path to redemption. 25:37 - Peter's Return: The pivotal moment when Peter chose to seek forgiveness and find his way back to faith. 
26:05 - The Downfall of Judas: An analysis of Judas's choices leading to despair and isolation. 
27:27 - The Tragic End of Judas: Discussing the consequences of Judas's inability to seek and accept forgiveness. 
28:00 - The Deception of Judas: How Judas's actions and choices distanced him from truth and redemption. 
29:08 - Judas's Ultimate Decision: Examining the mindset of Judas in rejecting Jesus and choosing the world. 
29:36 - Peter's Acceptance: How Peter embraced the truth and hope offered by Jesus. 
30:12 - Peter's Courage and Reward: Reflecting on how Peter's faith and decisions led him to a place of honor in heaven. 
31:11 - A Message of Hope and Redemption: The overarching message of redemption, hope, and the promise of forgiveness for all. Whether you've walked a path of regret or are seeking a way back to grace, this exploration of Judas and Peter's journeys offers a powerful message of hope.

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Pastor Steven Roberts - Journey Church - Active Faith and Why it Matters

We must have faith. Without faith it is impossible to please God. Our faith must active, and it should grow. Don't allow your faith to be dormant. Faith is active. If you keep growing you will reach your goal, but if you set goals and don’t grow you will not reach them. If you hit your goal that you set without growing, you will not keep it.



We are saved and delivered by faith, not works. God is the God who can bring dead things back to life. God turns nobodies into somebodies. God makes something out of nothing. Delay does not mean denial. Delay often leads to doubt and discouragement. If you are feeling hopeless and discouraged, Jesus knows how you feel and wants to comfort you by both the Holy Spirit and His Word.



In our Christian walk, forgiveness is key. We must multiply our forgiveness. To be forgiven, we must also forgive those who trespass against us. Unforgiveness will bring a harvest of unforgiveness. Forgiveness is not about keeping score, it's about losing count. Don't hold unforgiveness in your heart.

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