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Afterlife

DAY 17 OF 21

Forgiveness can be frustrating. When someone wrongs you, sometimes the last thing you want to do is let them off the hook. Instead, it makes more sense to try to take matters into your own hands. We want to work it out on our own terms. We’d prefer to pay them back the way we think is best. We’d even like to give forgiveness, “when we’re ready.” Look, all of these responses are so normal. But God rarely ask us to live ordinary lives. Instead, our default response to being wronged by someone else should be a desire to forgive. It doesn’t mean we avoid anger, or hurt, or sadness, but it does mean that we move toward forgiveness however we can. 

As we choose to avoid holding grudges against others, we can be confident that God does the same with us. This week, if there’s a situation where you feel wronged by someone, take a moment to pause, acknowledge what happened, talk to God about what happened and how you feel, then ask Him to help you forgive that person.

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Afterlife

It's easy to forget who God really is sometimes, and even easier to forget who we really are, too! But every year at Easter, we get the chance to look back to what God did thousands of years ago to remind us not only who He really is, but who we really are because of Him. Loved, important, forgiven—Jesus’ death and resurrection showed us we’re all that and more.

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