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Welcome back to Famous at Home in five minutes.

Today we're talking about going to the perspective place.

Yeah, so this was an incident that happened to me just the other week. I'm sitting on a

Sunday morning. I'm doing my devotionals. And I'm going through a book right now sent by a friend and a

mentor, Dr. Gary Oliver, called the Prayer Cottage and the Sacred Garden. It's written by a guy

named Rocky Fleming. And in it, he talks about going to the sacred garden, Christ inviting him into the

sacred garden of prayer. And one of those places is the prospective place. And the perspective place

is this place that you go to where you are not certain about what another person might be feeling

towards you, or you're angry towards

them or there might be some sense of forgiveness you have to have towards them or somebody that's

wronged you in some way and the perspective place is to go there and look at how God sees that

person and why they might be angry why why they might have wronged you,

a circumstance that might be gone in their life that is causing them to act a certain way

that's making you riled up and not wanting to forgive.

And that morning, a few hours later, I go to the store, the grocery store, because I had to pick

up a few items for the family.

And I pull into a parking spot.

And as I go to get out, I hear a man yell at me, you need to move your car.

And I had a good spot. I was like, I was pretty excited about

my spot. And he said, I need to get in my van. And I look down and the white line is perfectly,

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