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Lesson 6: Forgiveness
This week we’re talking about the best response to being wronged – and it’s actually not what your dad told you to do on the playground! That’s a joke, but it’s actually a good example of the way our culture shapes us to defend rather than forgive. And when it comes to that defense, many of us tend to either stuff down and cover up our anger, or we vent it all out—telling everyone how we were offended—hoping that will vindicate us and make us feel better. Jesus actually gives us a counter-cultural imperative that’s better than either of these typical choices that we tend to make. Let’s listen as Ryan unpacks forgiveness!The PDF note-taking outline for this lesson can be found here. For more information about our ministry, check out: www.ccbcfamily.org/reengage