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1. 58:02 Would you forgive me? Well, yeah, what you did was terrible. It hurt and it caused me a grief. I felt like I didn't even know you but we made vows for better for worse, for richer for poor, sickness and health, and yeah, this classifies and I forgive you. Get to that place of forgiveness and then going forward, realize that the rearview mirror is this big and the windshield is this big for a reason. Forgetting What Lies Behind, Pressing Forward
2. 13:00 In him, all things hold together. Do you know that every sin that has ever been committed, everyone, forever, since the Garden of Eden, everyone of them has ever been committed will either be justly condemned by a righteous god that knows or it'll be mercifully forgiven by that same righteous god. Who knows? Every sin that has ever been committed will either be justly condemned or mercifully forgiven. It glorifies Christ either way. He Is Indeed in First Place
3. 5:38 It says, so that you're sure of what this really is and this says, in whom we have in Christ, in whom we have redemption and if you don't know what that is, it's the forgiveness of sins because all of us start out with our own stuff. Wherever we started out, how whatever culture we grew out of, we start with our own stuff and we have sin and John would say, the one who says that they have no sin is a liar. That's a sin, right? So, we all start out that way but what he provides in Christ is forgiveness of sin which is redemption and so, I think this is probably a lot of people agree that in Greek, there's a certain rhyming pattern and it's a very succinct statement of the gospel and much like the Christ hymn in the second chapter of Philippians, a lot of people see here in the first chapter of Colossians, another Christ hymn. That maybe the case. He Is Indeed in First Place
4. 2:51 Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our Strong in the Lord and the Strength of His Might
5. 57:52 I'm so sorry that I did what I did. It's heartbreaking to me and I'm grieving it. I've asked god to forgive me and I believe that he has. Would you could you please, baby? I'm so sorry. Forgetting What Lies Behind, Pressing Forward
6. 19:04 He is reconciling all things to himself but again, he gains glory by merciful forgiveness and by just condemnation. It's all about Jesus. Can you see on this slide? He is the head. He's the beginning. He Is Indeed in First Place
7. 4:28 The recipient of his glorious grace. You have redemption through his blood. You have received forgiveness for your sins. You get to experience the riches of god's grace. You are given what you need to understand what that means. Submitting to One Another in the Fear of Christ
8. 1:17:07 Heal and forgive. He lived and died. To buy my pardon, an empty grave is there to prove my savior lives. Because he lives, I can face tomorrow because he lives. All fear is gone because I know This child can face uncertain days because he lives. Give Me Jesus
9. 1:00:05 We thank you that if we confess our sins, you're faithful and just to be forgiven our sins and cleansing us from all unrighteousness. Today can be the day when we're set free and we get a chance to start over. In Jesus name, amen. We want to abide in you. Amen. Forgetting What Lies Behind, Pressing Forward
10. 52:42 There is such a thing as having purity before god because he offers that, and it can be had in Christ. And so to dwell on that, to go, though my sins were many, they have been forgiven and I'm made pure. Oh, man. That's a beautiful thought to think on. It's really beautiful to think on. Saddling Up Anyway
11. 26:55 Jesus and find your way if you want freedom need forgiveness just come is helper and healer forevermore, savior and savior for every storm, our refuge, redeemer, and lord of lords, he is. He is. Child of heaven and son of man, provider, protector, the great I am. Alpha, omega, beginning, You can have a seat. Hills and Valleys: Walking Out the Faith
12. 19:39 When you were dead in your wrongdoings and in the uncircumcision of your flesh, he made you alive together with him. Having forgiven us all our wrongdoings. Can can you just take a deep breath and go, thank you god. I don't have to carry around that burden anymore. Even though I still remember what I did in kindergarten. Christ Is Good Enough
13. 11:06 He says, holy and blameless. Like, I know I know how we are as humans, and I know I trust the scriptures of how god is. And god, it says, when you agree with him about your sin, he throws it as far as the east is from the West and remembers it no more. He throws it in the sea of forgiveness, remembers it no more. Though they were in front of him, he takes them and places them back behind him. Christ in You, the Hope of Glory
14. 35:31 You remember when David said, Lord, restore to me the joy of your salvation. Right? I did some stuff that got in the way, but would you forgive me and I know that you do and I know that you will. Would you restore to me the joy of your salvation? Paul wants for them to progress and he wants them to be joyful in the progress, so that your pride in Jesus, your bragging on Jesus might be abundant because of me and my coming to you again. Conduct Yourselves Worthy of the Gospel
15. 37:03 I urge all of y'all to walk in a manner that's worthy of the calling which you have been called. That's the gospel call that though none of us were righteous. Christ has come and he has lived a perfect life and had a perfect record that he voluntarily and sacrificially gave over to anyone who would be willing to accept it. The love of God, the grace of God, the mercy of God, the forgiveness of God available in Christ alone. That's the gospel. Conduct Yourselves Worthy of the Gospel
16. 48:06 And then he backs it up with one of the most famous soliloquies, I guess, in the in the Bible for to me, to live as Christ. Everything about my everyday is focused on what kind of gospel ministry God has for me today. I have been utterly legalistic Paul would say, absolutely though the chief of sinners. And because of the grace and the mercy and the forgiveness and the love that he's shown me, I'm gonna keep on spreading that. For me to live is Christ and to die is gain. For Me to Live Is Christ
17. 42:40 Yeah. There's still people that are doing exactly these same two things. There there are folks who do this motivated by love and compassion and mercy and the forgiveness that God has given them and they wanna show it to others and then there are others who do it basically for the money or for the fame, for the power, for the glory, whatever. The former do it out of selfish ambition and in Philippians, we'll see this selfish ambition come up a couple more times. And it is the heart of this letter, like let nothing be done out of selfish ambition. For Me to Live Is Christ

15 results for “how to forgive”, Obedience Clear

• March 29, 2026 · Ephesians By the Will of God Pastor Ray opens Ephesians by sitting with just two verses, showing how Paul's identity, God's will, and the promise of grace and peace set the foundation for everything that follows. Ephesians · Week 32 Church UnityGrace And PeaceHoly Spirit Seal
• August 17, 2025 · Van Jones God Calls Jonah to Do Hard Things Van Jones walks through the entire book of Jonah, showing how God pursues stubborn people through hard things and calls us to obey, repent, and love our enemies. Forgiving EnemiesJonahObedience
• May 26, 2024 · Ray The Love Without Hypocrisy Pastor Ray preaches from Romans 12 on sincere, unhypocritical love, exploring what it means to hate evil, cling to good, and forgive rather than seek revenge. ForgivenessHypocrisyLoving Enemies
• May 26, 2024 Love Must Be Sincere Romans 12 calls believers to sincere, unhypocritical love. Pastor Ray walks through what that really demands, from honoring others to blessing enemies. ForgivenessGrudgesHypocrisy
• July 23, 2023 · Nick Stern What the Camino Taught Me About Sharing Faith Nick Stern shares how hiking the Camino de Santiago opened unexpected doors to share the gospel, and why every Christian can do the same wherever they go. BaptismFear Of EvangelismLaying Down Burdens
• June 6, 2023 · Mark The King of Peace, Not a War Horse Mark 11 shows Jesus entering Jerusalem as a king of peace, not a conqueror, and clearing a temple that had become a barrier to God rather than a door. Mark · Week 20 Bearing FruitCleansing The TempleJesus As King
• March 27, 2022 Nobody Acts Like You Expect In This Story Jonah is more than a fish story. A Wyoming pastor walks through the whole book to ask: when God shows mercy to your enemies, how do you respond? Book Of JonahLoving Your EnemiesObedience
• March 10, 2019 · 2 Timothy To Him Be the Glory Forever and Ever A Wyoming pastor revisits Paul's final words to explore what God's glory truly means, from Moses at Meribah to the church carrying that glory today. 2 Timothy · Week 14 Church MissionDisobedience ConsequencesGlory Of God
• March 10, 2019 When God's Holiness Goes Public A Wyoming pastor traces God's glory from Moses striking the rock in Numbers 20 to Paul's doxology in 2 Timothy, asking what it means to be a faithful carrier of that glory. Glory Of GodHoly SpiritHumility
• April 30, 2017 · Ephesians By the Will of God The pastor walks through Ephesians 1:1-2 and examines what the will of God actually means for believers, from salvation and purity to suffering and submission. Ephesians · Week 9 ObediencePaul ConversionSpirit Filled
• December 18, 2016 · Advent The Lineage of the Savior - Traditional (3) Matthew 1 traces Jesus's ancestry through flawed, unlikely people, then shows Joseph's simple obedience to God's call. What is God asking you to do? Advent · Week 2 AdventAncestryChristmas
• May 1, 2016 · Romans Jump: Giving Glory to God Through Faith Romans 4 traces Abraham's faith journey to show how trusting God, not our own works, brings righteousness and how that same faith calls us to act today. Romans · Week 34 AbrahamCommunionFaith And Works
• May 1, 2016 · Romans In Hope Against Hope, He Believed Romans 4-5: Abraham believed God against all odds, and it was counted as righteousness. Faith is the only thing that accords with grace, and it brings peace with God. Romans · Week 33 AbrahamFaith Vs WorksObedience
• May 5, 2013 · Ecclesiastes The Philippians of the Old Testament, Morning Praise The pastor traces Solomon's arc from wisdom and wealth to regret, showing how Ecclesiastes was written by a man who knew better but wandered, and what that means for us. Ecclesiastes · Week 3 CommunionEcclesiastesObedience
• October 28, 2012 Whatever He Says to You, Do It Mary's two words to the servants at Cana still speak: listen to whatever Jesus says, then do it. A simple call to faith and obedience. Faith In ActionListening To GodMissions

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