The heaviest things we carry are almost always things that we need to forgive someone else for

or things that we need to forgive ourselves for. So great. So forgiveness is, it's at the heart of our

holiest terrors. Unforgiveness brings friends. Like it's a group party. It requires a bus sometimes to move

this party around anger, bitterness, hatred, defensiveness, fear, insecurity,

isolation, inferiority, victimization, and I can keep going on.

But what we have to understand is we're working after Christ, we're following after Christ.

We are not actually in need of an earthly, logical, rational move.

We're not hurting in the natural. We're hurting in our heart. That's God's space.

What does the enemy have authority? Nothing. Every place of our human existence that we surrender is a

place where he loses ground. What forgiveness is, is us releasing the debt to God. We were not designed to carry these weights.

He was.

What's up, everybody?

Welcome to the leader's cut.

And as you can see, for those who've been running with us for any amount of time, you can see.

My boy, Rustin Rusello, is in the house today.

And you know that automatically means fireworks.

It is on like Donkey Kong.

And as you can see in the thumbnail,

we're talking about something that is,

we both acknowledge a sensitive subject

and the ground on which we are endeavoring to tread.

We do so lightly and with as much love as we can possibly muster in our hearts.

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