Today's devotion discusses the transformative power of forgiveness through Jesus' teachings. In a world that often demands retribution, how do we embrace the grace we've received and extend it to others?  Let's explore the heart of forgiveness, inspired by the parable of the unforgiving servant with insights toward a deeper understanding of God's mercy and our call to reflect His love.

We all work toward what we call an end game. It’s where we achieve what we want. Last week, I talked about a plan, and this week, I’m talking about the success of set plan. But what if the plan is not for it all to end? Perhaps, it is what we are hoping to begin. That’s what God wants and where this devotion starts …

We are very quick to define an evil act, and that is easy to both understand and define. We are also quick to define someone as evil. That, however, is not as easily definable. We all see wrongdoings fairly similar, but while acts at times meet the definition, does it mean the person does as well? If we met a person that we thought was evil, how would we respond? This week’s devotion talks about how defining someone as ‘evil’ may not be as easy as you think …

One of life's toughest lessons is to forgive. We are hurt, done wrong, treated poorly, or utterly disregarded by others. Sometimes it is all of the above. These can create a degree of bitterness that can hurt us over time. However, forgiving can open doors to things you might not have realized. My devotion this week dives into that very thought ...