Scripture teaches us that, “To as many as believed in Him, to them He gave the power to become the sons (daughters) of God.” If we honestly believed that, it would remove all self-imposed doubts or limitations. Today, we are going to talk about emotional limitations Life can be difficult. It can be extremely hard, but it does not have to harden you. You cannot change your starting line. You cannot stop “stuff” from happening to you. How you choose to handle your struggle, your tragedy, or your pain, will ultimately determine the trajectory of your life. It does not take strength to handle emotional hurt, but it does take courage. Life is too short to be angry, bitter, or resentful. You may become justifiably angered but staying angry will be up to you. Change is inevitable but growth is a choice. The key to removing this limitation is forgiveness. It is not a feeling. It is a choice. It is a decision to give up resentment and the need for revenge. You must be willing to let go of the willingness to seek revenge against those who have wronged you. Someone once said, “Let your haters be your motivators!” That only works until you just feel the need to rehearse the pain. Whatever you choose to rehearse and nurse emotionally, will ultimately be fed. Consequently, whatever you choose to feed, will grow. If you feed your pain, it will eventually devour your potential. Likewise, if you feed your fear, it will devour your faith. Practice letting go of emotional limitations. Let the wounds heal. Even if it leaves a scar. Let it tell a story of how you were healed. Do not let yesterday’s hurt determine today’s participation. Never let it devour tomorrow’s potential. The price is too great!