So many of us carry an unspoken belief that God relates to us like karma—good choices equal blessing, bad choices equal distance. This message reframes that tension by showing how Christianity is rooted in grace, not payback, and how the gospel changes the way we understand suffering, consequences, and God’s heart.

Pastor Adam walks through the difference between common grace and saving grace, and why a life governed by the gospel can still feel confusing in a world shaped by Proverbs. The highs and lows of life often reveal our ongoing battle with sin nature, but they don’t redefine God’s posture toward His children.

If you’ve been living under shame, mistaking conviction for condemnation, this message offers a steadier foundation. God doesn’t waver. And when you know you’ve messed up, the invitation of grace is not to hide—it’s to come home.