Forgiving an Enemy
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The ease with which we forgive others is in part determined by the size of the offense and who it is, right? Many consider their ex-boyfriend or girlfriend, or ex-spouse an enemy. Jesus specifically told us to pray for our enemies, even more to love them. One great way to love them is to forgive them, just as the Lord has forgiven you. Maybe pray this, Lord, in response to your forgiving mercy, give me a grateful heart, so much so, that I am able to forgive those who have hurt me. Amen.
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Okay, let’s face it some people are just easier to forgive than others.
Ron: Okay, let’s face it some people are just easier to forgive than others.
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Ron: The ease with which we forgive others is in part determined by the size of the offense and who it is, right? A lot of people consider their ex-boyfriend or girlfriend, or ex-spouse an enemy. It’s odd—romance makes you friends and a break-up makes you enemies.
Well, Jesus specifically told us to pray for our enemies, even more to love them. And one great way to love them is to forgive them, just as the Lord has forgiven you. Maybe pray this, “Lord, in response to your forgiving mercy, give me a grateful heart, so much so, that I am able to forgive those who have hurt me.” Amen. For FamilyLife Blended, I’m Ron Deal.
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