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Tag: Forgiveness
Forgiveness: Lessons From Stephen
What happens when we yield to the HolySpirit daily and live eternity-conscious? Forgiving others becomes easy. Let’s examine Acts 7:54-60 […]
Forgiveness: It takes Prayer
Forgiveness can be difficult– particularly when offenders do not recognize or acknowledge the wrong they have done. It is also […]
Forgiveness:They Know Not What They Do
The little one is learning self-control, choosing to do the right thing. I tell him, “you don’t have to do […]
Forgiveness: We do it by faith
Notes from my devotional time today: Offense is inevitable, but taking offense is optional. Forgiveness is not optional for those […]
Not Giving Offense
Over the past few days, we focused on not taking offense. Today, we will focus on not giving offense. When […]
Offense: Lessons from Paul’s Life 2
And have hope toward God, which they themselves also allow, that there shall be a resurrection of the dead, both […]
Offense: Lessons from Paul’s Life
The actions of loved ones, church folks, and unbelievers can leave us feeling offended. When offense lingers long enough, it […]
Master Your Thoughts
Offense is a negative emotion that stems from being dishonored, disrespected, or mistreated. We feel offended because of what we […]
Dealing with Offense
Some of us lash out in anger, internalize negative emotions, or become bitter when dealing with an offense. All of […]
Grace
Grace is undeserved kindness. Loving the unlovable is a form of grace that is rare in our society. Grace is […]
Unoffendable
Have you ever tried being friendly, but you were not treated in a friendly manner? I experienced that recently and […]
Why Did I Get Married?
I was 23 when I got married and 16 years later I am happy and in love more than I […]
FIGHT with Family this Thanksgiving
Dear friends, I am thankful for you today and everyday. Reblogging last year’s Thanksgiving post because my heart aches for […]
Models of Forgiveness
Just like good parents do not like to keep record of their children’s wrongs, God does not take pleasure in […]
Learning Forgiveness and Patience From the Little One ❤
This week began with a call to walk in forgiveness and I had to live the Word I received. I […]
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
“Bye, I will see you on …………”, that’s what I tell my clients at the end of every session. Sometimes, […]
Being an Adult is Overrated, I Want to Be Like a Child
The fact that the little one reaches out for me even when I discipline him convicts me of my natural tendency to treat people the way they treat me. It’s the silent treatment and creating a distance instead of having a healthy confrontation…
Learning Forgiveness and Patience From the Little One ❤
It’s hard, difficult and pointless to be mad at my baby because he is yet to develop the ability to differentiate between wrong and right. In fact, he smiles when I tell him he has done something wrong.
Forgiveness becomes easy when we understand that those who have wronged us or hurt us do not truly know what they are doing……..
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