This podcast episode was produced for the glory of God and is brought to you in part by the

Revive Our Hearts Monthly Partner Team. Tammy and her husband were in the midst of a time of

confession and asking forgiveness. And I assured him, I said, well, you know, James, you couldn't

tell me anything as bad as what I have done. You know that and what another testimonies we've heard.

So there's nothing you could tell me.

And he said, you want to bet?

We'll hear about the power of complete forgiveness.

Today on the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMas Walgamuth, author of Choosing Forgiveness.

For July 15th, 2022, I'm Dana Gresh.

What's the relationship between thankfulness and forgiveness?

All this week, Nancy's been in a series called Freedom

Through Forgiveness. If you missed any episodes or even if you'd just like to relisten, you can do

that by scrolling back in your podcast feed on the Revive Our Hearts app or, of course, on our

website at revive our hearts.com. We've learned how important it is to grant forgiveness, even when we

don't feel like it. And yesterday, we heard how loving someone who's wronged us begins our

healing process. Today, we'll understand how to continue that process of healing through the power

of thankfulness, and we'll hear a powerful testimony from someone who's lived it out.

Now here's Nancy. We've been talking about what I believe is one of the most frequent issues and

problems in our lives as Christian women today. That's this whole matter of bitterness and

unforgiveness. We've seen how bitterness puts us in a prison. We think we're

putting others in prison when we're being debt collectors and holding them hostage, but really

we're just putting ourselves in a prison. As we're willing to take that key of forgiveness

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