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Don't let evil overcome you, but overcome evil with good. I love that. That's in the Bible.

What I love is knowing. After seeing these headlines yesterday, Christians were targeted at this

university in Kenya by Islamic radicals. I was in Kenya a few months ago, and I was at a hospital

that's run by Christians, and I'm sure that they're all wondering, you know, what could happen

to them because of who they are.

But something I notice is in the waiting room, there's a lot of Muslims, and there's a lot of

Muslim moms and dads, and there's a lot of kids, and they are healed because of who Jesus is.

They're healed in the name of Jesus, and it's not like, we only heal Christians.

I love the idea that you can see what's evil that happens, and then you can say, we're going to overcome it with good.

Because of who Jesus is, the kingdom of God is so good that when Muslim families come near it, their children get healed.

How wonderful is that? How wonderful is Jesus, and on this Good Friday, their children get healed. How wonderful is that?

How wonderful is Jesus?

And on this Good Friday to see his forgiveness and the way he extends it to people and to see

his people, like the people I'm so proud of of that Cure International Hospital in Kenya,

that shows you the real nature of who Jesus actually is. This is a little hard to understand, I think. Yeah. That shows you the real nature of who Jesus actually is.

This is a little hard to understand, I think, but I think it's true.

So I'm going to try to sum this up.

When you have an argument with somebody on Facebook and they're so insulting, or on Twitter,

and they insult you, you're angry about it, I understand that. It happens.

Here's what I would say. When it comes to

forgiving somebody, maybe entertain the idea that they don't fully know what they're doing. And I really

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