Sorry Not SorrySample
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HEAR // When a professional basketball player scores the game-winning basket in dramatic fashion, those of us who love the sport spend the next week analyzing everything about that final play. And chances are, the combination of moves that athlete used to score is something he or she has practiced over and over again. The big moments of life are won in the small moments of preparation. That’s true of sports, and it’s true of your social interactions. So set aside some time this week to journal and pray, asking God to bring to mind some positive thoughts you can store away now for when you find yourself feeling angry, bitter, and resentful later. Because when you fix your thoughts on good, you will be more likely to live in a way that reflects those thoughts.
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Have you ever been wronged? Had your feelings hurt? Held a grudge? We all have! And when things like that happen, we’re left wondering how to move on—especially when we don’t get an apology. In this series, we’ll take a look at the one thing Jesus offers us that can help us let go and move forward: forgiveness.
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