Mental Conditioning with Scott Wimberly

December 23, 2013

Freely Forgive

Have you ever tried to forgive someone and found you simply couldn’t do it?

You’ve cried about it, but those old feelings of resentment just failed to go away.Put an end to those kinds of failures in the future by basing your forgiveness on faith rather than feelings. True forgiveness doesn’t have anything at all to do with how you feel. It’s an act of the will.  That means once you’ve forgiven a person, you need to consider him permanently forgiven! When old feelings rise up within you and convince you that you haven’t forgiven, resist them immediately.  You’re to forgive as God forgives. To release that person from guilt permanently and unconditionally and to operate as if nothing bad ever happened between you. You’re to purposely forget as well as forgive. As you do that, something supernatural will happen within you. The pain once caused by that incident will disappear. The power of God will wash away the effects of it and you’ll be able to leave it behind you once and for all.Don’t become an emotional bookkeeper, keeping careful accounts of the wrongs you have suffered. Learn to forgive and forget. It will open a whole new world of blessing for you. Have you freely forgiven today?

 

WP to LinkedIn Auto Publish Powered By : XYZScripts.com