Practice Forgiveness
Forgiveness is a discipline, much like love and prayer and worship are all disciplines. To forgive well, you must practice forgiveness often. . .
Forgiveness is a discipline, much like love and prayer and worship are all disciplines. To forgive well, you must practice forgiveness often. . .
So many times you turn Jesus away without even realizing it. If you have been running, turn around. Let Him love you. If you haven’t, just rest in Him today. . .
Take time to do some self-reflecting. See if there’s something for which you need to forgive yourself—and do so. Then extend that same love and forgiveness toward others. . .
God asks you to forgive others. The consequences—broken relationships, hurt feelings, damaged people— won’t be erased. But God does not want you to hold things over people all their lives. . .
We can sometimes find ourselves walking out of the Lord’s will only to suffer dire consequences. But thank God we have a Lord who is willing to give us a second chance. . .
Lift your feet out of the quicksand of old history and move forward to see what new thing He is doing for and revealing to you before you miss it. . .
No matter how filthy we feel, we’re never more than a prayer away from being clean, as pure as if we never sinned. . .
The hard truth is that we will fail at some point. But the wonderful assurance is that Jesus forgives us and doesn’t hold those moments against us. . .
Do you yearn for more of God? The Bible tells us He longs to be gracious to us. If we believe that, our response should be a longing for more of Him. . .
It can be tough to forgive. It presses us to the edge of ourselves where we are forced to acknowledge that God is greater than the wrong that has been done to us. . .