Jeremy Sensenig

1/11/2026

forgiveness, repentance, relational culture, Jesus, emotional healing, Anabaptist, faith, personal stories, scripture, relationship with God

In this conversation, Jeremy explores the themes of building a relational culture through forgiveness, repentance, and taking pain to Jesus. He emphasizes the importance of experiencing a living relationship with Jesus, engaging emotions in faith, and understanding scriptural insights through personal stories. The discussion culminates in a call to deepen one's relationship with Christ and to experience His presence in a personal and transformative way.takeaways

• Building a relational culture is crucial for community.
• Forgiveness and repentance are interconnected practices.
• The responsibility for reconciliation lies with the offender.
• Taking pain to Jesus is essential for healing.
• A living relationship with Jesus is the apex of Christianity.
• Engaging emotions is necessary for true healing.
• Scripture is alive and should be experienced personally.
• Jesus desires a two-way communication in prayer.
• Intellectual understanding is not enough; emotional engagement is key.
• We must approach Jesus with the innocence of a child.

• Taking the Pain to Jesus: A Journey of Healing
• Building a Relational Culture Through Forgiveness

• "It's been a privilege."
• "Taking the pain to Jesus."
• "Jesus is a living person."

Chapters

00:00Introduction and Overview

00:59Building a Relational Culture

02:58The Importance of Forgiveness and Repentance

05:56Taking Pain to Jesus

09:47Experiencing a Living Relationship with Jesus

19:53Engaging Emotions in Faith

29:51Scriptural Insights and Personal Stories

40:04Closing Reflections and Prayer