Ephesians 4: 29 – 32 To hate is to live in the past. Hatred is the most damaging emotion, for it gives the person you hate a double victory—once in the past, once in the present. No time to hate? Not if you have learned how to forgive. Forgiving does not mean whitewashing the past, but it does mean refusing to live there. Forgiveness breaks the chain of bitterness and the desire for revenge. As costly as it is to forgive, unforgiveness costs far more. We’re in a s

Jeremiah 29: 11 We’re in a series called God’s Big Promises: God Says You Are, You Can, You Have, You Will. So far we’ve covered 3 amazing promises of God: You are Forgiven: God’s Answer to Guilt - You are Never Alone: God’s Answer to Fear - You Have a Way Out: God’s Answer to Temptation Now we come to one of the best-known promises in the Bible: For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope