Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgVA Deeper Look at Forgiveness: 70x7 and The Heart's ReleaseThis message continues a series on forgiveness, focusing on the biblical response to Peter's question about forgiving someone "up to seven times." The teaching explains Jesus's instruction to forgive "Seventy Times Seven," not as a literal number, but as an infinite, continual act. The speaker delves into the role of the Holy Spirit in this process, highlighting that true forgiveness is a supernatural work that must come from the heart, not just as a mental or emotional assent. It also explores the difference between the unhealthy shame of not accepting forgiveness and the healthy sorrow that can accompany the memory of past sin.---**Key Topics:*** The meaning of "Seventy Times Seven" and continual forgiveness* Peter's perspective on forgiveness and bitterness* The difference between volitional and emotional forgiveness* How the Holy Spirit enables true forgiveness* The distinction between shame and sorrow in a believer's life* The importance of forgiving oneself---The main takeaway from this teaching is that forgiveness is not a simple, one-time act but a willful and repetitive journey that requires the supernatural work of the Lord in our hearts. It is a continuous process of releasing others from our hurts and allowing God to work in us, which ultimately transforms our hearts and minds.#Forgiveness #BibleStudy #Christianity #SpiritualGrowth #Sermon #SeventyTimesSeven #ChristianLiving #HeartOfForgivenessThere is a very effective weapon that the enemy of souls uses against us all, to cause us to distance ourselves from God... this is the weapon of un-forgiveness. Join us in this series, as we take a closer look at what un-forgiveness does to us and the ways God has given us to escape the clutches of bitterness.

There is a very effective weapon that the enemy of souls uses against us all, to cause us to distance ourselves from God... this is the weapon of un-forgiveness. Join us in this series, as we take a closer look at what un-forgiveness does to us and the ways God has given us to escape the clutches of bitterness.