The hardest part of uprooting unforgiveness is letting go - literally deciding that you will not be angry anymore, you will not hate anymore, you will not distrust anymore, you will not be consumed by it anymore. But you must let go, FIAstarter. Let's dive into Step 2...

It is really hard to say, "I hate him", or "I am angry at him", or "I can’t forgive her". As a woman of faith, you think you "shouldn't" feel these feelings. But you cannot conquer what you don't first confront. Let's explore Step 1 to uprooting unforgiveness from your heart...

Anger is not the only poison that negatively affects the body. Unforgiveness does, too! Trauma, when it is not dealt with, creates dis-ease in the body. Tune in for more!

What does holding on to betrayal, abuse, disappointment, and the lies they told and the things they said, and the pain they inflicted, do? It keeps you stuck in the past. When you're facing backward constantly looking at all the things behind you, it’s impossible for you to move forward. Tune in!

When you are full of this poison, your life shows it. But that kind of life was never God's plan for you. His desire for you is life more abundantly - Not pain, baggage, bitterness, anger, sadness, disappointment, burdens or toxicity, but abundance. Tune in!