Should we avoid people who are bitter? What does bitterness even mean? Drew and Elijah discuss how bitterness has been misunderstood and weaponized against people who get hurt. Unforgiveness is something to overcome at all costs, but it is not the same as biblical bitterness. Watch <a href='https://youtu.be/Pcq_NKcfOpM'>this episode</a> on YouTube<a rel="payment" href="https://paypal.me/thinktruth">Support the show</a>

Should we avoid people who are bitter? What does bitterness even mean? Drew and Elijah discuss how bitterness has been misunderstood and weaponized against people who get hurt. Unforgiveness is something to overcome at all costs, but it is not the same as biblical bitterness. Watch this episode on YouTube Support the show

Should we avoid people who are bitter? What does bitterness even mean? Drew and Elijah discuss how bitterness has been misunderstood and weaponized against people who get hurt. Unforgiveness is something to overcome at all costs, but it is not the same as biblical bitterness. Watch <a href="https://youtu.be/Pcq_NKcfOpM" rel="noopener noreferrer">this episode</a> on YouTube<a href="https://paypal.me/thinktruth" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

How We've Misunderstood Bitterness

We want to impact this generation of Anabaptist people through training them to think properly—to really engage with the questions that our communities face today. Thinking is not just using bigger words or reading thicker books. It is learning the mind of Christ—learning to love God and others more.

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