Letting go frees you more than the person you forgive.
Peter asked Jesus: Lord, how many times should I forgive someone who wrongs me? Seven times? Jesus replied: Not seven — seventy times seven.
Is there someone you've been keeping a forgiveness scorecard for?
Forgiveness isn't a limited supply — it's unlimited.
Be kind and compassionate to each other, forgiving each other just like God, through Christ, has forgiven you.
How has God's forgiveness of you changed how you see others?
The measure of how you forgive others should match how God forgave you.
Don't seek revenge. Don't hold grudges against people. Love your neighbor as much as you love yourself. I am the Lord.
What grudge is weighing you down right now?
Grudges are heavy — love is light.
Jesus said: Father, forgive them — they don't know what they're doing.
Can you pray for someone who has hurt you?
If Jesus could forgive from a cross, where's your limit?
So if you're about to worship God and you suddenly remember that someone has something against you — stop. Leave your offering right there. Go make things right with that person first, then come back and worship.
Is there a relationship you need to repair before you can worship freely?
God values your relationships even more than your worship.
