ئەپەکە بەدەست بهێنەInfluenceنموونە
In this verse, Jesus reminds us that reconciliation with others is just as important as our relationship with God. If we’re holding onto anger, hurt, or unforgiveness, it affects our connection with Him. Before we offer our worship, we’re called to make things right with those we’ve wronged or who have wronged us.
Forgiveness doesn’t always feel easy, but it’s the pathway to healing. When we choose peace over pride and take the first step toward reconciliation, we not only honor God but also restore our hearts.
Think about a relationship that needs mending—maybe a disagreement, hurt, or misunderstanding. Take a step today to reach out, apologize, or forgive. Start the conversation that leads to healing.
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From family to classmates to neighbors to social media, you have the ability to affect those around you. You have influence, and what you do with that influence matters. In this four-week series, you'll be challenged to pay attention to the "butterfly effect" that you have on others and be encouraged for that to be shaped by the effect Jesus wants you to have in the lives of others.
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