1. Can you think of an occasion when you unintentionally offended someone, and you were totally shocked when you heard how he or she perceived what you said or did?

2. Have you ever been offended by someone, only to find out later that the person never intended to offend you and was genuinely sorry when he or she found out how you felt about it?

3. What do you think is the most mature way a person can respond when he or she is tempted to get caught in the trap of offense? How do you think you should deal with a potential offense when someone hurts your feelings or lets you down?

You are not alone in this! Always make the choice to seek him and his guidance.

How about you? I’d love to hear what you think about this topic and how you are choosing to be unoffendable in your own life. Please feel free to leave a comment below, or to contact me directly.

In this last episode of being unoffended we are asking the question: what is your offended heart really doing? We make the choice every day to participate in a cancel culture society that teaches us to be easily offended with no love or humbleness in our hearts or live a life knowing that we are a part of Gods story. The principal error of cancel culture is that it lacks mercy. No apology is good enough for those who are "offended."

So here is another question: where do you fall? or can you cancel someone and love them at the same time?

Quotable-The principal error of cancel culture is that it lacks mercy. No apology is good enough for those who are "offended."

So, why not start today?
Allow God's amazing grace to start a revolution inside your heart, overflowing into your life and into the lives of those around you.
Our world, this cancel culture in which we live, needs the message of grace now more than ever before.

Blessings

Candis and Theresa