Struggling with unresolved conflicts or bitterness? In this special Q&A episode of Let’s Talk, we dive into your top questions about handling offenses from a biblical perspective! Discover why offenses occur, how to respond with Christ-like restraint, and practical steps to forgive freely—even when it’s hard. Learn from Jesus’ example, avoid the trap of unforgiveness, and restore relationships with wisdom from Scripture.
📖 Key Topics Covered:
Why offenses happen among believers (Luke 17:1)
How to recognize if you’ve hurt someone
The danger of overreacting & how to exercise restraint
Jesus’ model for responding to betrayal (Luke 23:34)
Biblical strategies to love enemies and bless those who curse you
What Romans 12 says about overcoming evil with good
How to avoid bitterness and protect church unity
🔥 Don’t miss the life-changing insights on forgiveness, reconciliation, and living in peace! If you’ve ever asked, “How many times must I forgive?” or “What if they won’t apologize?”, this video is for YOU.
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00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:18 Why Offenses Occur Among Believers
00:42 Recognizing When We've Offended Someone
00:58 Common Biblical Causes of Offenses
01:14 The Harm of Overreacting to Offenses
01:36 Practical Steps to Prevent Impulsive Reactions
01:51 Exercising Restraint
02:11 The Importance of Forgiveness
02:33 Limits of Biblical Forgiveness
03:01 Consequences of Withholding Forgiveness
03:29 Jesus' Example in Responding to Offenses
03:50 Loving Our Enemies
04:20 Blessing Those Who Curse Us
04:39 Romans 12 on Responding to Offenses
04:56 Impact of Offenses on the Church
05:21 Biblical Strategies to Avoid Offenses
05:32 Addressing Offenses Directly
05:52 Confessing Offenses Biblically
06:19 The Law of Initiative in Reconciliation
06:47 Genuine Forgiveness and Forgetting
07:12 Conclusion and Commitment