The identifying marker of the people of God should be their willingness to forgive those who don't deserve it.

That's good.

Do you think that's the, is it just our selfishness? Why is it so difficult for Christians?

And often I've seen this in my own life, I'll catch myself.

Like say if you've overcome a food addiction or you've overcome, you've

overcome just drug addiction or you're no longer codependent. Whatever it may be, when you

overcome that, it seems like though I have a tendency to do this my own self with recovery,

I can sometimes be the hardest on somebody who has. Is it just because like we've done it

and we've found our way? Is it rooted in just ego and because, like, we've done it and we've found our way?

Is it rooted in just ego and pride, like I said before,

we start to think, man, maybe we had something to do with that?

I love to hear you guys' thoughts on,

why is that such a struggle for Christians?

When we know everything we have is built on the grace of God.

Yeah. have is built on the grace of God. Welcome to the Forgotten Jesus podcast. I'm your host, Adam French, here with Robbie Gowdy and Candy Gowdy. Excited to dive into the forgotten Jesus. That many people don't. The part that people miss. Yeah, people think, we don't forget Jesus. Well, you forget that he was a Jewish Middle Eastern dark-skinned rabbi. That's the part we forget. But speaking of the dark skin, Adam's fresh off vacation. Here we go, man. Shaved up and, you know, and just tan. I mean,

relax. Yeah, me and Josie have different, like when we go to the beach, we're on a different schedule, but we love, you know, what do you like to do? What do you, what does a day look like in the French life on the beach? So a day looks like I, I get up, I get up early. I try to be as quiet as I can.

Okay.

Because you're getting

in trouble

if you're not.

I've learned that

from so much.

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