Forgiving What You Can't Forget - Session 2 - Your Mind, Your Mouth, Your Master
Forgiving What You Can't Forget (Lysa TerKeurst) • 21m
The best time to forgive is before we're ever offended. What our minds are focused on and what our mouths speak reveal who we are mastered by. Forgiveness is both a decision and a process. Forgiveness should be one of the *first* steps in our healing process, not the *last*.
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