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Mercy Culture Church Fort Worth
Bitter Waters | Forgive Us, As We Forgive
Pastor Jasmine Weiler
Locations & Times
Mercy Culture Fort Worth
1701 Oakhurst Scenic Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76111, USA
Sunday 9:00 AM
Sunday 11:30 AM
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Only the Cross can make bitter waters pure again.
“As is the business of tailors to make clothes and cobblers to make shoes, so it is the business of Christians to pray.”
-Martin Luther
-Martin Luther
“To be a Christian without prayer is no more possible than to be alive without breathing.”
- Martin Luther
- Martin Luther
Simplified Definition: Prayer is a two-way conversation between you and God.
If the Enemy can keep you from praying like Jesus, he can keep you from walking like Jesus.
"To forgive is to set a prisoner free, discovering the prisoner was you.”
- Lewis B. Smedes
- Lewis B. Smedes
Forgiveness Simplified: Spiritually letting go of the things you’ve held onto
Biblical Examples of Forgiveness:
- Esau had to forgive his brother for stealing his birthright – Genesis 33
- Joseph had to forgive his brothers that sold him into slavery – Genesis 45
- David had to forgive Saul – 1 Samuel 24 and 1 Samuel 26
- Jesus forgave His enemies – Luke 23:34
- Stephen is forgiving as he’s being stoned – Acts 7
- Jesus has forgiven us all – Colossians 2
- Esau had to forgive his brother for stealing his birthright – Genesis 33
- Joseph had to forgive his brothers that sold him into slavery – Genesis 45
- David had to forgive Saul – 1 Samuel 24 and 1 Samuel 26
- Jesus forgave His enemies – Luke 23:34
- Stephen is forgiving as he’s being stoned – Acts 7
- Jesus has forgiven us all – Colossians 2
Forgiveness matters to Jesus because your ability to forgive is a direct reflection of your revelation of what He has done for you.
Four Lies People Believe About Forgiveness:
1. Forgiveness isn't required if there's no apology.
1. Forgiveness isn't required if there's no apology.
Four Lies People Believe About Forgiveness:
1. Forgiveness isn't required if there's no apology.
2. Forgiveness is a one-time event.
1. Forgiveness isn't required if there's no apology.
2. Forgiveness is a one-time event.
Four Lies People Believe About Forgiveness:
1. Forgiveness isn't required if there's no apology.
2. Forgiveness is a one-time event.
3. Forgiveness means you have to be in relationship with them again.
1. Forgiveness isn't required if there's no apology.
2. Forgiveness is a one-time event.
3. Forgiveness means you have to be in relationship with them again.
Four Lies People Believe About Forgiveness:
1. Forgiveness isn't required if there's no apology.
2. Forgiveness is a one-time event.
3. Forgiveness means you have to be in relationship with them again.
4.Forgiveness means excusing the offense that was done to you.
1. Forgiveness isn't required if there's no apology.
2. Forgiveness is a one-time event.
3. Forgiveness means you have to be in relationship with them again.
4.Forgiveness means excusing the offense that was done to you.
Which lie has kept you from forgiving?
Practical Advice: Stop saying, “I could never forgive them for that.” Start saying, “Holy Spirit, help me forgive them.”
We forgive because we want to please God.
Only the Cross can make bitter waters pure again.