
by Hazel Straub
Today, I choose a new life of pre-forgiveness, before anyone offends, the choice is “already forgiven.” No offense will lodge in me because the prewash spray of sending away the offense, was chosen for application to others and myself.
God’s love, mercy and forgiveness were given to me, although I did not deserve it. I choose to extend pre-forgiveness to others, including myself. It washes away, all the hurt, anger and desire to retaliate. My thoughts center on the mercy of God towards me rather than how I or others have hurt me.
Jesus, on the cross, said, “Father forgive them for they know not what they do.” (Luke 23:34) This forgiveness brought you and me, into the kingdom of God. Stephen, the first Christian martyr, while being stoned to death, asked that those participating would be forgiven and not have this held against them. Saul of Tarsus’ transformation, from a terrorist to a mighty believer in Jesus, known as Paul, was the answer to this prayer. Allow Christ, the Forgiver living inside of you, to help you forgive.
Love mixed with mercy and forgiveness has great power. It changes not only our lives, but also the lives of those we choose to pre-forgive and release. We can live today, without the heaviness of bitterness and enjoy restful sleep. Mercy given to others, reaps a harvest of mercy!
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By: Caleb Cheruiyot on 05/26/2025
at 12:29 am
Y E S!!!
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By: My Life in Our Father's World on 05/26/2025
at 3:13 am
Determining to forgive before there is any potential offense, keeps our hearts pure!
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By: Pure Glory on 05/31/2025
at 8:43 pm
Great idea
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By: cjsmissionaryminister on 05/26/2025
at 1:49 pm
Make the forgiveness the priority before the offense takes place.
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By: Pure Glory on 05/26/2025
at 4:00 pm