Have you every noticed how easily people become offended. So many topics are considered taboo in public. As christians we have the opportunity to choose to be unoffendable. We can...
Rescuing people before their lives hit the rocks. Please note that a lighthouse is never located inland, in the center of a cozy meadow, or at the edge of a botanical garden....
Posted by Patti Davis on 02/11/2024
God loves you as is, unconditionally, but he loves you too much to leave you stuck in guilt and unforgiveness. Releasing past offenses, forgiving others and finally forgiving yourself...
Posted by Robyn Dykstra on 08/06/2023
Paula speaks about forgiveness and why forgiveness is so important to our daily walk with God. If we do not forgive it does more damage than and pain. Paula explains how important...
Posted by Paula Abbott on 01/19/2021
The Bible teaches that we will be offended, but how we handle them crucial. In the Body of Christ, many offend without knowledge, while others are offended easily. Many don't know...
Posted by Margo Williams, DMin. on 05/02/2018
In this message, Deborah shares kingdom secrets on how to totally forgive - and forget - offenses that were intended to poison God's children over the course of a lifetime. Watch the...
Posted by Deborah Ross on 08/24/2016
The way out from anxiety, fear, anger, and other common problems is to apply the principles of misbelief therapy. Jodie gives audiences examples of how a mental makeover works by identifying...
Posted by Jodie Randisi on 08/13/2016
Seriously. Who WANTS to forgive someone’s whose hurt them? So often, it’s a too-tall order. We want to hold on to the offense because we think it’s a way to punish...
Posted by Carey Scott on 01/08/2016
How easy it is for us to fall into the pit of offense! There is a way to climb out and stay out of the pit of offense!Through this teaching, Sherry will provide your group with an...
Posted by Sherry Poundstone on 10/29/2015
A frank discussion on how other's regret and shame keep them isolated and separated from family and loved ones. How to recognize this and choose not to live in offense. Focus on...
Posted by Gabrielle Oldfield on 10/29/2015
