The document discusses the contrasts between Peter and Judas, focusing on their responses to sin and sorrow, where Peter represents repentance and humility while Judas embodies remorse without transformation. It emphasizes the significance of genuine repentance leading to life changes and God's forgiveness, affirming that we can all experience new beginnings in our faith. Ultimately, it encourages believers to embrace their imperfections, guard their hearts, and cultivate a joyful spirit through a series of daily practices.

1. Growing Up
Going back to
CHRIST
2 Corinthians 7:10

2. 2 Corinthians 7:10
“Godly sorrow brings
repentance that leads to
salvation and leaves no regret,
but worldly sorrow brings
death.”

3. Growing Up
Going back to CHRIST

4. Hebrews 13:5
Keep your lives free from the love
of money and be content with
what you have, because God has
said,
“Never will I leave you;
never will I forsake you.”

5. Psalm 118:8
It is better to trust in the Lord than
to put confidence in man.

6. Growing Up
Going back to CHRIST
What Is Your Response to
Sorrow / Sin?
Stumbling or Falling?

7. Peter & Judas
They both have:
The Greatest / Only Pastor
The Greatest Leader
The Greatest Teacher
The Wisest
The Greatest Friend
Both called to be His Disciples

8. Peter & Judas
They both have:
Stay day & night with the Son of God
– for 3 years
They saw Miracles &
Witnessed everything from Jesus

9. Peter & Judas
But both have Failed and sinned
against Jesus in a terrible way.

10. Peter & Judas
What is their Crucial Difference?
Their FAITH!
Their RESPONSE!
Peter Stumbled, But Judas Fell

11. Peter & Judas
•Peter's heart was right with Jesus,
even though he stumbled, he had
Humility, Repentance
•Peter's intent was to repent, stay
faithful and humble no matter
what

12. Peter & Judas
•Judas' heart was not right with
Jesus--- he was opposed to Christ
•Judas loved money, he is the
money keeper of the group
•For him, following Jesus was
about money, power and position
•His intent was to sell Jesus out
and betray him

13. Peter & Judas
They are both equally terrible, but
the difference is in what their
sorrow produced:
Judas felt sorry enough to commit
suicide.
Peter felt sorry enough to return to
Jesus.

14. Peter & Judas
Judas has REMORSE
Peter had REPENTANCE

15. REMORSE
yung may nagawa kang mali nalungkot
ka, naguilty pero wala kang ginawa
para malinis o maitama ang
pagkakamali mo. AT HINDI MO
SINURRENDER KAY LORD.
Ang masakit ay lumayo ka na lang bigla
sa Diyos at hindi na bumalik at hindi na
magpakumbaba. (JUDAS)

16. REPENT
nagkamali ka at nalungkot pero after
nun umamin ka sa Diyos sa
pagkakamali mo at humingi ng
kapatawaran sa lahat ng nagawa mo.
Ang maganda nun handa ka parin
magpagamit sa Diyos hindi dahil sayo
kung hindi dahil mahal mo si Lord at
handa ka laging magpakumbaba.
(PETER)

17. Peter & Judas
The problem is NOT the
Leadership or the Church you
belong:
It is our Attitude, Character
willingness to be humbly corrected
and transformed
And raising ONLY HIS NAME.

18. Peter & Judas
Repentance is a sorrow for
SINS which produces a
reformation of LIFE. Without
the fruits of a CHANGED Life,
there is no genuine repentance.

19. Peter & Judas
Judas had remorse over his
BETRAYAL of Christ but with
NO TRANSFORMATION of
character.
Peter REPENTED and TURNED
from SIN.

20. 2 Corinthians 7:10
“Godly sorrow brings
repentance that leads to
salvation and leaves no regret,
but worldly sorrow brings
death.”

21. Luke 22:32
But I have prayed for you,
Simon, that your faith may not
fail. And when you have turned
back, strengthen your
brothers.”

22. Growing Up
Going back to CHRIST
“The perseverance of the
saints is made up of ever new
beginnings.”

23. We are all imperfect!
Who among us has sinned? All
of us.
Good News is: When we do ask
God's forgiveness and turn our
hearts to Him, He forgives us
absolutely and completely.

24. Growing Up
Going back to CHRIST
God gave new beginnings to
Abraham, Moses, David,
Jonah, and Peter when they
stumbled, and He does the
same for us today

25. We are all imperfect!
God gives us everyday, daily
new beginnings To be like Him,
To be with Him, To be For Him –
And All Because of Him

26. We are all imperfect!
Genuine Repentance requires
more than simply offering
apologies – it requires words
BUT with our actions, change
of character, submitting and
GOING BACK to CHRIST – this
is how we Grow.

27. Psalm 37:23-24
The Lord makes firm the steps
of the one who delights in him;
though he may stumble, he will
not fall, for the Lord upholds
him with his hand.

28. Growing Up
Going back to CHRIST
As Christians, we stumble, we
commit mistakes, we sin – but
as a believer, we get up,
humble ourselves, repent and
return to Christ.

29. Keep in MIND & HEART
 A glad heart makes a person's face
beautiful.
 A joyful heart makes a person's life
delightful.
 A peaceful heart makes a person's life
restful.
 A spirit filled heart makes a person's life
meaningful & wonderful. Guard our heart
for it is the wellspring of our life. (Proverbs
4:23)

30. Philippians 4:8
Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever
is true, whatever is noble, whatever is
right, whatever is pure, whatever is
lovely, whatever is admirable—if
anything is excellent or
praiseworthy—think about such
things.

31. THE 10 R’S OF A HAPPY
DAY:
 1. Release the regrets of yesterday.
 2. Refuse the worries of tomorrow.
 3. Receive the gifts of the present day.
 4. Repent and have a renewed life.
 5. Remove anger in your heart.

32. THE 10 R’S OF A HAPPY
DAY:
 6. Remember the friends who always
remember you.
 7. Regain strength from the power of
prayer.
 8. Render a friendly smile to everyone even
to yourself.
 9. Recall your happy memories and thank
God for the gift of life
 10. Remain in God’s Presence and His
Love.