Week 3 - The Wisdom In Forgiveness (Colossians 3:13) Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “We must develop and maintain the capacity to forgive. He who is devoid of the power to forgive is devoid of the power to love. There is some good in the worst of us and some evil in the best… Continue reading September 18th – Colossians 3:13
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July 26th – Colossians 3:13
Colossians 3:13 Forgiving those who’ve hurt us can be one of the most challenging aspects of our spiritual journey. The pain and betrayal often feel insurmountable, and can turn into bitterness and resentment. But in those times we face a crucial choice to make. We can be better or we can be bitter. The freedom… Continue reading July 26th – Colossians 3:13
July 17th – Psalm 103:12
Psalm 103:12 When we truly grasp the depth of God's mercy, we understand that our sins aren’t just forgiven, but completely removed. And never will they be held against us again. This divine forgiveness frees us from the heavy burden of guilt and shame that can cripple our spirit and hinder our relationship both with… Continue reading July 17th – Psalm 103:12
July 2nd – Romans 6:18
Romans 6:18 The freedom from sin we receive through Jesus, transforms our relationship with God. It takes it from one marked by guilt and separation, to one filled with grace and intimacy. As sin’s power over us is broken, we experience a renewed ability to approach God with confidence knowing we are cleansed and forgiven.… Continue reading July 2nd – Romans 6:18
January 26th – Mark 11:25
Mark 11:25 I heard a Bible teacher say, “What God does for someone else isn’t our business. It’s not up to us to judge how He blesses them.” I don’t know about you, but sometimes I get frustrated seeing others experience the favor of God when they have hurt or wronged me. But unforgiveness and… Continue reading January 26th – Mark 11:25
December 17th – Matthew 6:14-15
Matthew 6:14-15 At Christmas, one of the most precious gifts we can give is not found under the tree but within our hearts. And it’s the gift of forgiveness. In forgiving, we echo the profound love of the Christmas story. Making the holiday truly shine with the light of peace and understanding. So in the… Continue reading December 17th – Matthew 6:14-15
June 22nd – Luke 7:43
Luke 7:43 “Simon replied, ‘I suppose the one who had the bigger debt forgiven. You have judged correctly,” Jesus said.” Some hurts run deeper than others, and some wrongs harder to forget. But in His parable about the moneylender, Jesus tells us that no matter how we’ve been sinned against, great or small, we are… Continue reading June 22nd – Luke 7:43
August 17th – 1 Peter 4:4
1 Peter 4:4 There are some people that no matter how hard we try to convince them, will never accept our change as a person. Especially when that change comes from receiving Christ as our Lord and Savior. That’s because those who aren’t followers of Jesus can’t understand why we would want to lead our… Continue reading August 17th – 1 Peter 4:4
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