Welcome to the Vouchert Podcast. Today Pastor Manuchka Charles concludes our

collection of talks. I hate you, but it's killing me. In this message, wide open

spaces. Like a tunnel, unforgiveness will leave us trapped in offense. The truth

is, pain was never meant to be our final destination, but merely a place to

pass through on our way to healing. There is light at the end of the tunnel.

Next Sunday, we reflect on God's faithfulness as we celebrate eight years of

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options at Vouchert.com slash visit. Now let's lean into the message together.

To turn your Bibles to Psalm 118, Psalm 18 actually, I'm going to be reading from

verse 16 to 19 and then verses 32 to 36. It says, he reached down on high and

took hold of me. He drew me out of the deep waters. He rescued me from my

powerful enemy, from my foes who were too strong for me. They confronted me in the

day of my disaster, but the Lord was my support. Anybody grateful that the

Lord is your support. He brought me out into a spacious place. He rescued me

because he delighted in me. Verse 32, it is God who arms me with the strength and

keeps my way secure. He makes my feet like the feet of deer. He causes me to

stand on the high tee. Trains my hands for battle. My arms can bend at a bow of

bronze. You make your saving help my shield. Your right hand sustains me. Your

help has made me great. You provide a broad path for my feet so my ankles do not

give way. We've been talking about offense. We've been talking about unforgiveness.

And if unforgiveness creates a fence in our lives, I believe that forgiveness

gives way to freedom. And God desires to bring us into a spacious place that he

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