In this deeply theological and contemplative sermon, Art Snow invites the congregation to enter the biblical story through the lens of Ignatian contemplation. Focusing on Peter’s denial of Jesus and the subsequent forgiveness and restoration, Art unpacks the weight of shame and its impact on our lives. He highlights how shame causes us to withdraw from God and others, yet God's love and forgiveness can remove even the deepest sense of unworthiness. Through moments of reflection, communion, and meditation on scripture, Art leads listeners to understand that shame does not belong to those redeemed by Christ. God's agape love reaches beyond sin, restores brokenness, and invites His children into a life of freedom and purpose.