Ok so once again this was excellent!! Love these podcasts. I look forward to them and love you guys too. The love and camaraderie between you all is felt. This topic mos def needs a part 2 (possibly 3 & 4 😂). I wasn’t ready for this to be the finale, so y’all wrong for that 🤣🤣 Seriously, looking forward to many more seasons to come. Will continue the prayers for all until Shiloh Comes 😉💗
‼️📣📣📣📣‼️ First of all… The “discernment” episode was my favorite. Second of all… Tyrone, get back on the praise team. Third of all… Key takeaway point - “At the end of the day, you have to forgive but not everything is reconcilable.” A couple of quotes I thought were pretty good about forgiveness where the authors were unknown: “Forgiveness is unlocking the door to set someone free and realizing you were the prisoner” & “Forgive others, not because they deserve forgiveness, but because you deserve peace” Ok, now to my feedback on this video (phew chile)… Point 1 - Yes, we can be respectful to those that offend us and apologize to us but we do not have to go out to eat together. Tough conversations are vital, and once I can get an understanding of what happened from the offender, I can then move on and we can go our separate ways. I no longer force connections or anything like that. Chile, I welcome any connections that only God has for me. Point 2 - I am coming to grips with the fact that I need to have the tough conversation quickly so that I can forgive immediately and move on. Of course this comes with wisdom, because sometimes an immediate conversation would be like throwing gasoline on a flame that is already burning. Time is sometimes needed in order to have the tough conversations. Sometimes people do not know when they have offended you (while others do). I have learned also (through therapy) that not everything that goes on in my brain should be said. Learning this has really served me well. My direct speech and approach to some could be taken as cold or even confrontational, so I do keep my mouth closed and do not give unsolicited advice unless I must do so. Point 3 - I remember reading an article some years ago that made mention to the fact that we should be lowering our expectations of others in order to lessen our chances of bitterness setting in due to an offense. I thought this was really good and have since put this practice in placeThis does help me to guard my heart better AND not to mention shows me that at any point I could be on the other end of any offense. And I could also be the one who did not intentionally mean to offend people, and this typically happens to us all. Everybody gets offended by something at some point or another. Until Shiloh comes I will continue to lower my expectation of others, discern wisely and keep moving one foot in front of the other. I love this show, keep going and growing!! NEXT UP….SHILOH!!
This is really good
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Ok so once again this was excellent!! Love these podcasts. I look forward to them and love you guys too. The love and camaraderie between you all is felt. This topic mos def needs a part 2 (possibly 3 & 4 😂). I wasn’t ready for this to be the finale, so y’all wrong for that 🤣🤣 Seriously, looking forward to many more seasons to come. Will continue the prayers for all until Shiloh Comes 😉💗
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First of all…
The “discernment” episode was my favorite.
Second of all…
Tyrone, get back on the praise team.
Third of all…
Key takeaway point - “At the end of the day, you have to forgive but not everything is reconcilable.”
A couple of quotes I thought were pretty good about forgiveness where the authors were unknown:
“Forgiveness is unlocking the door to set someone free and realizing you were the prisoner”
&
“Forgive others, not because they deserve forgiveness, but because you deserve peace”
Ok, now to my feedback on this video (phew chile)…
Point 1 - Yes, we can be respectful to those that offend us and apologize to us but we do not have to go out to eat together. Tough conversations are vital, and once I can get an understanding of what happened from the offender, I can then move on and we can go our separate ways. I no longer force connections or anything like that. Chile, I welcome any connections that only God has for me.
Point 2 - I am coming to grips with the fact that I need to have the tough conversation quickly so that I can forgive immediately and move on. Of course this comes with wisdom, because sometimes an immediate conversation would be like throwing gasoline on a flame that is already burning. Time is sometimes needed in order to have the tough conversations. Sometimes people do not know when they have offended you (while others do). I have learned also (through therapy) that not everything that goes on in my brain should be said. Learning this has really served me well. My direct speech and approach to some could be taken as cold or even confrontational, so I do keep my mouth closed and do not give unsolicited advice unless I must do so.
Point 3 - I remember reading an article some years ago that made mention to the fact that we should be lowering our expectations of others in order to lessen our chances of bitterness setting in due to an offense. I thought this was really good and have since put this practice in placeThis does help me to guard my heart better AND not to mention shows me that at any point I could be on the other end of any offense. And I could also be the one who did not intentionally mean to offend people, and this typically happens to us all. Everybody gets offended by something at some point or another.
Until Shiloh comes I will continue to lower my expectation of others, discern wisely and keep moving one foot in front of the other.
I love this show, keep going and growing!! NEXT UP….SHILOH!!