December 17, 2016
The Grace That Heals
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“Grace is God’s antidote to the poison of our bitterness. When we’ve been bitten by injustice or slandered maliciously, we feel the righteous anger that all too soon becomes a venom in our veins. Christ calls us to follow Him into forgiveness, offering His love to those who wound and pierce us. He heals us from the anger we don’t want to let go of. As we have been forgiven, so we extend the gift of grace. And stay in grace.”
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