We're to forgive one another as Christ has forgiven us. Listen to Adrian Rogers.

If you go to a person and ask for forgiveness, make sure it's forgiveness that you get because a proud

person will say, oh that didn't matter. That's all right. Forget it. Forgetting comes as a result of

forgiveness and there can be no forgetting until the slate is clean.

And don't be sloppy when it comes to getting forgiveness.

Forgive freely, forgive fully, and forgive finally.

Buried in the grave of God's forgetfulness, we are to forgive one another even as God for Christ's

say hath forgiven us.

Welcome to Love Worth Finding, featuring profound truth simply stated by pastor, teacher, and author Adrian

Rogers.

Broken relationships in the church disgrace the father and discourage the bride of Christ.

In part one of today's message, we began learning about the problem of dissonance in our churches,

the proper perspective that we need to have and the procedure to make things right,

according to Matthew 18. If you have your Bible, turn there now as Adrian Rogers gives the conclusion of how to heal broken

relationships. I want to talk to you tonight about how to heal broken

relationships and I think all of us who've been in the service of our dear Savior for very long have had somebody who has wronged us, who is trespassed against us.

And it is a very painful problem. When somebody sends against another person,

trespasses against that person, a relationship is broken, a fellowship is severed. Now if you're

going to solve that problem, you're going to have to get a proper

perspective. That's the second thing. Look if you will in verse 15

Moreover if thy brother shall trespass against thee, go and tell him his fault between

thee and him alone and if he shall hear thee, thou hast gained by brother.

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