Release the Offenseნიმუში

Watch God Work

Now that you have learned how to release offenses and walk in forgiveness, it is time to stand strong and see God work. When we release offenses, we free ourselves from bitterness and open the door for God to bring healing, restoration, and divine justice.

Waiting on God to act is not always easy. Our human nature often wants to take control, seek revenge, or force outcomes. But as believers, we are called to commit our hurts, disappointments, and injustices to the Lord and trust that He will handle them in His perfect timing. Remember what Romans 12:19 says: “Do not take revenge, my dear friends, but leave room for God’s wrath, for it is written: ‘It is mine to avenge; I will repay,’ says the Lord.”

The process of releasing an offense is a demonstration of faith in God’s justice. You are essentially saying, “Lord, I trust You with this. I know You see everything, and I know You care.” God is keenly aware of what has been done to you, and He is your defender. Proverbs 15:3 reminds us that “The eyes of the Lord are in every place, keeping watch on the evil and the good.” God does not overlook wrongdoing, and He will bring justice in His time.

Look at the life of Joseph. He was betrayed by his brothers, falsely accused, and imprisoned for years. Yet, through it all, Joseph remained faithful to God and trusted Him with the outcome. In the end, God not only vindicated Joseph but used his suffering to save a nation. When we release our offenses, we invite God to work in ways that we could never imagine.

When Jesus cursed the fig tree, at first it looked as if nothing had changed. However, the next time Jesus’ disciples saw the fig tree, it was dried up from the root. When you release the offense, God deals with the unforgiveness at the root. The root includes the trauma, the effects, the feelings, and the memories that have stunted your growth. As God’s word touches the root of our offense, it heals our memories and emotions. It strips the offense of its power, loosening the trauma’s grip on us. When you release offense, God works deep within, and what begins at the root will manifest in the fruit of your life.

Now is the time to take charge and fulfill God’s purpose for you. Psalm 124:7 speaks of our souls escaping the fowler’s snare. The snare is broken. Offense does not have the power to trap you any longer. I pray that over the course of this plan, you have found your power to Release the Offense. Now, watch as God transforms your life. May God bless you!

LET US PRAY
Lord, I release those who have wronged me, those who have offended me. And I commit all my offenses and hurts to You. I cast all my cares upon You. I trust You with every injustice I have faced, knowing that You see all things and that Your justice will prevail. Help me to rest in Your promises and watch You work in my life. I thank you for healing me from the inside out, delivering me from the inside out. I will be able to recall my pain without having to re-live my pain. In Jesus’ name, Amen.