Matthew 18:23–35 reveals the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, where a king forgives a massive debt, yet the forgiven servant refuses mercy to another. Jesus teaches that true forgiveness must flow from the heart—received and extended. Mercy withheld invites judgment. A sobering call to embody grace.
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Small Group Study: “Forgive… But Don’t Pretend to Forget”
The session focuses on biblical forgiveness as mastery over memory rather than forgetting past wrongs. Participants explore scripture and discuss methods for managing painful memories, emphasizing prayer, kindness, and accountability. The goal is to empower individuals to respond constructively to hurtful memories, fostering healing through intentional practices grounded in faith.
The Power of Forgive and Forget: A Biblical Perspective
In a world where grudges linger, “forgive and forget” is a profound act of grace rooted in Scripture. God exemplifies forgiveness by erasing our sins, expecting us to do the same for others. This journey requires deliberate responses to painful memories, fostering healing, peace, and reflecting God’s mercy in our relationships.
Guest Post: Baptism
What is the next step once receiving Christ as Lord and Savior?
Grow Stronger Roots 