Inside all of us are very strong emotions like Anger, Envy, Guilt, and Fear that push and pull us in different directions. If we’re not careful, they will become your boss and control you from the inside out and they have the potential to ruin your relationships, rob you of peace, and even lead you away from God. But here’s the good news. You already have a boss and his name is Jesus. And unlike those little bosses inside of you, Jesus brings peace and hope.

Inside all of us are very strong emotions like Anger, Envy, Guilt, and Fear that push and pull us in different directions. If we’re not careful, they will become your boss and control you from the inside out and they have the potential to ruin your relationships, rob you of peace, and even lead you away from God.

This week we’re talking about a critical heart issue and emotion…GUILT. This powerful emotion can leave you in denial and avoidance or even angry and judgmental. Let’s confront this on Sunday so that Guilt doesn’t become the boss of you.

Jesus spoke a lot about the issue of fear and taught his disciples not to let fear become the "boss" of them. By placing our confidence in the risen Christ, who conquered death, we can overcome fear and live with courage and peace.

Inside all of us are very strong emotions like Anger, Envy, Guilt, and Fear that push and pull us in different directions. If we’re not careful, they will become your boss and control you from the inside out and they have the potential to ruin your relationships, rob you of peace, and even lead you away from God.

This week we’re talking about a critical heart issue and emotion…ANGER. This powerful emotion springs from feeling that you’ve been wronged by someone and it can ruin your relationships. Let’s confront this on Sunday so that Anger doesn’t become the boss of you.

In the message today we’ll learn about overcoming the "undercover bosses" that our emotions try to be by confronting sin in a loving manner, and following Jesus' instructions. God's relentless love challenges us to confront our own discomfort to lovingly pursue others.