Judas betrayed Jesus. But we are not Judas. So what do we do will the account of that betrayal? Judas' betrayal does become an invitation for us to ask:

1. How have we been betrayed and what wounds are still open, maybe many years later, because of that betrayal?
2. What loved once have you betrayed that God may be calling you to go in humble repentance to?
3. How have you betrayed God?

Our hope is not to avoid betrayal in this life. But that Jesus, our God, has experienced betrayal. He knows your pain, your hurts, your sorrow. And he is best to the broken hearted. The most true thing about you is not your sin, or who has betrayed you or even who you have betrayed. The most true thing about you is that you are loved by God.