Life seems too short to hold grudges—and too difficult to let them go. So, is forgiveness merely a good lie we tell each other?
The paths by which God leads us through life may not always be to our liking — but they will always be because of His rich, unfailing love
Actions have real-life consequences and, sometimes, it’s hard to let bygones be bygones. What is the Christian to do in such a situation?
Being wronged by others hurts — a lot. Yet, exercising humility in those moments is not only an act of faith — it is also an act of worship
Our faith in Jesus’s sacrifice on the cross brings us into a family. And one thing good families do is share the joys and pains of life with each other
Find out why, when it comes to wise decision-making, the mature believer in Christ will always have an eye toward a potential weaker brother
Despite experiencing God’s forgiveness and mercy, Jonah desired the destruction of the Ninevites — and his attitude is often not unlike our own
The congregation’s call to judge those within its assembly is backed by Scripture — which also instructs us to aim for restoration in a spirit of love
God commands us to forgive not just for the sake of others, but for our own good — even if it means doing so ‘seventy times seven’
If you've ever been consistently sidelined by someone — especially someone you love — you'll be familiar with the deep hurt and resentment that comes from being constantly made to feel second-rate
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