Forgiveness...how far does it go?

our last video led to the topic of forgiveness.

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• kenny woo
• jamall White
• holy living
• forgiveness
• theology

[naynaychicka]

main point, forgive but you dont have to be foolish and forget about wht type of person your dealing with. if the person just aint no good. it wouldnt be wise to act like they ARE good. theres a balance. i wouldnt keep being best friends with Judas ya know lol. thts not wise. but i forgive. judas was bad tho.. no forgiveness for him OOPS. too bad.

[naynaychicka]

when u said take out your sword i immidiatly felt soooo much respect for u. i knew where u were heading with the scripture and im just really proud of you and yer friend. and yes ive been in situations where ive been slighted and hurt by close friends. i had to forgive BIG TIME. but im not close friends with these ppl. i still love the one who wrong me and i wouldnt do anything to hurt them back. if they needed a place to stay and theres no where else to go.. ill be there.

[Bunny0490]

Looking foward to watching more :)

[Bunny0490]

I really liked this video. I admit that its really hard for me to forgive people, especially the ones who have done things that were just low down and dirty. But I am learning how to forgive because I can;t walk around holding a grudge because I'm only hurting myself. My mom is a strict Christian and she always tells me God says you are suppose to forgive no matter how bad someone has hurt you. Its easier said then done, but its the right thing to do. Thanks for making this video.

[shortandstuff]

I also like what was said at the end. People aren't believing God for their mates. I've noticed that in the body of Christ, there is zero patience. Women in particular are trying to get married just to beat the "biological clock," while completely missing out on what God has for them. Its just a shame but great video!

[shortandstuff]

Its so refreshing to see two men quoting scripture and actually knowing what they truly mean. I have been in church my whole life and have heard many preachers preach and didn't get the scripture or message right. I believe in forgiveness and using wisdom in relationships (not just marriage/ dating). I've have to forgive and its easier said than done. Forgetting is a harder issue because its not a spiritual thing unlike forgiving. Its just best that a person learns from a situation and move on.

[dmclem00]

Hallelujah!! Well said.

[lecifbaby]

I believe in forgiveness but for me, it only goes as far as an absence of ill feelings or intent towards the person who wronged me. I usually don't give chances, not because I don't want to. It's just that you can give a person all the wisdom in the world, but at the end of the day the desire to change has to be in them already for it to be effective and usually this isn't the case (in my experience.)

[chalitown]

Also when we hold onto grudges it also comes from a place of pride and self-servedness imho. Anyway, I just wanted to come out the woodwork just to send you some encouragement. Blessings, singlechristiangirlranting

[chalitown]

After a couple of years of silently following you, I can stay silent no longer! Bless you for these last 2 videos! People always quote that "I'll forgive but I won't forget" line and you're totally right about the verse from 1Chorinthians 13 that love does not keep record of wrongs