The Power of Forgiveness: Daily Devotional

“And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you.” Ephesians 4:32 (KJV)

The most high is love. We see His love shown in creation and how He created the earth and gave everything to mankind. Even when mankind sinned, he did not forsake us, but sent Jesus Christ to pay the penalty for sin on Calvary's cross. Kindness is one of the ways we show love to those around us. When we forgive others their transgressions, we show them love and kindness.

It is very painful when someone hurts us, but we need to be aware that we are also hurting others in one way or another and they feel the pain too. Therefore, we should always ask for mercy to forgive immediately when we are offended, lest we give Satan space to tempt us.

Unforgiveness is a weapon of the enemy, to overcome depression, anxiety, illness, revenge, etc. Dear beloved, learn to forgive quickly when you are hurt in order to be a chosen vessel for God to use and bless.

Remember, the more you forgive others, the more God will forgive your offenses and create more opportunities for you (Matthew 6:14-16). Hallelujah! Be a winner!

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