FIRST FORGIVE

Today's word of encouragement for you is to "...first forgive anyone you are holding a grudge against, so that your Father in heaven will forgive your sins too." (Mark 11:25)
🤦🏼‍♀️⚖️ This has been a serious issue; yet you cann't hold anyone in your heart if you want to have a good health and always be in right standing with God.

🥇💌🗝️ You are therefore admonished this day to "love and forgive anyone who offends you."

❤️ Let all bitterness be banished from you with all malice (Eph. 4:31)
❤️ Be patient with one another (Matt. 18:29)
❤️ Don't be like the hypocrites, you don't need to pretend that all is well with you and that brother or sister, please make amends to restore that relationship before it's too late.
❤️ Forgive sincerely so that God can also forgive you.
❤️ Try not to compare yourself or situation with others,
❤️ Don't be hard on yourself and others around you especially those who deliberately want to see you sad, move on, don't look at their side.
❤️ Let go of whatever will stress your health and make sure you make yourself happy in the word of God and in His presence always; 
❤️ Don't hate or condemn, just love and forgive.
🤷🏽‍♀️🤔💙 Even after showing love and forgiving, your offender refuses to change. Dear friend, continue to love and forgive, don't be tired. The Lord says "forgive 70x7 times". And God who sees all things will reward and keep you safe.

💙 "So keep loving and keep forgiving; the God of peace will grant you eternal joy and peace that surpasses every human imagination in Jesus' name. _Amen_

🌹God bless you the beloved of the Lord.

Stay blessed and connected to Jesus Christ!

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