How to Forgive When it Still Hurts
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How do you forgive someone when the hurt is still there?
In Season 2, Episode 10 of Made Simple, we tackle one of the hardest parts of living out our faith: forgiveness when the pain hasn't completely gone away.
Sometimes we know we're supposed to forgive, but that doesn't mean the hurt disappears overnight. When someone has betrayed us, wounded us, disappointed us, or caused us deep pain, forgiveness can feel almost impossible. So what does biblical forgiveness actually look like when it still hurts?
In this episode, we talk about the difference between forgiving someone and pretending the hurt never happened, and why forgiveness doesn't necessarily mean forgetting, excusing what happened, or immediately restoring the same level of trust.
You don't have to pretend it didn't hurt in order to forgive.
Forgiveness isn't about saying what happened was okay. It's about choosing not to let what happened continue to control your heart.
Join us as we make the difficult simple and take a closer look at what it means to forgive—even when it still hurts.