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Welcome. Welcome just won't do dance. You don't have to know how to ever since and since we've got you welcome to Susie Larson Live. I'm always so honored to get to spend this time with you. In fact, I look

forward to bringing you conversations every single day that hopefully inspire you in your faith walk,

that deepen your understanding of God's word, and that heightens your

awareness of his very real presence in your life. Well, I think we probably could agree on this.

We live in a culture of freely expressed rage. You know, people are quicker than ever to take an offense,

even over the most trivial or innocent of comments. And there is a place for righteous anger, right, when you think of

human trafficking child abuse. But have we given the spirit of offense such free reign that it's

damaging to us and to our culture? I think so. In fact, righteous anger, how far were we supposed to

go with that? My guest will talk about that as well today. Brent Hansen returns to the program

to talk about his bestselling and recently re-released book, Unoffendable, how just one change can make all of life better.

We've got a couple copies to give away today. You can text the word book if you want in on

the drawing. This is one book. I wish every Christian would read, but every unbeliever would read.

Because I think if the unbelievers read it, they would want to know the Jesus that we follow.

Brant writes this, what if we were able to scroll, chat, watch, and respond without anger?

What if we use the energy we spend thinking about how right we are for something more relaxing?

What if Christians were known as the most unoffendable people on the

planet? We'll get Brent on in just a moment, but a quick announcement. Did you know that

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