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If there is one person who was mistreated a lot, it was Jesus. He was betrayed, abandoned, beaten, and even killed. And yet, Jesus still had love and forgiveness for each and every person who treated Him poorly. So, when we read Jesus’ command here to love and pray for the people who hurt us, we can listen to it, knowing that Jesus was speaking from experience. When we choose to love, pray for, and even forgive those who have mistreated us, we’re making a choice to live more like Jesus Himself.
Is there someone you’ve been hurt by? Take Jesus’ words seriously when it comes to that person. Pray for them, asking that they would learn from their mistakes and that you would find a way to forgive them. And remember, it’s okay to speak up! Talk to a trusted adult today if you’re experiencing harm from someone else. You are not alone!
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Finding the freedom to forgive. A middle school devotional focused on forgiveness. In this devotional, you’ll find encouragement to embrace the forgiveness God offers all of us and extend that forgiveness to yourself and others.
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