Here's Ney Bailey.

I believe when we're hurt, we need to ask ourselves the question,

is my God bigger than my hurt, or is my hurt bigger than my God?

This is Revive Our Hearts with the author of Choosing Forgiveness, Nancy Lee DeMoss.

It's day two of the True Woman 14 conference.

Don't forget, you can watch the free live stream today.

Join thousands of women in Indianapolis

and more around the world watching online. Get all the details at revive our hearts.com.

Now here's Nancy to introduce today's program. What's the most difficult relational issue

that you're facing? How are you responding to that

situation? With complaining or bitterness? Or with gracious words that speak life to the situation?

Yesterday, we heard part one of a message from Ney Bailey on speaking words of life, even in negative

situations. She gave us several moving examples of

people who asked the Lord to transform their words. Their words changed, their hearts changed,

and then their situations changed. If you missed part one of the message, I hope you'll go back

and listen at revive our hearts.com.

Ney is a long-time Campus Crusade for Christ staff member. She's authored a book called

Faith is Not a Feeling, and she's been a long time, dear personal friend that the Lord

has used in my life in a special way. Now here's Ney with part two of the message, God in the negative.

We reap what we sow. If we sow cursing, we're going to reap cursing. If we sow blessing, we'll reap blessing.

And I'd a lot rather reap blessing, wouldn't you? We bring God into the negative by

blessing and not cursing. Then the last way we bring God into the negative is by forgiving. We bring God

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