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OFFENDED: From Hurt to Freedom | Part 1 of 3 How I Learned I Was Offended
What happens when you believe you have forgiven someone, but your thoughts, emotions, and body tell a different story? In Part 1 of this series, Dr. Heather Jackson shares how she recognized the offense she had been hiding—and why naming the hurt became the beginning of healing.
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OFFENDED: From Hurt to Freedom | Part 2 of 3 My “Get Rid of Offense Action Plan”
Professionalism can teach leaders how to keep working while they are hurt—but not how to heal. In Part 2 of this series, Dr. Heather Jackson shares a six-step action plan for processing offense, discerning a wise response, choosing release, and preventing unresolved hurt from spilling into your leadership.
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OFFENDED: From Hurt to Freedom | Part 3 of 3 Releasing Offense Is Not Excusing What Happened
I cannot become so consumed by offense that I begin believing what another person did is greater than what God can do. I must also remember that I am not immune to being the one who commits the hurt.
Small Beginnings: Don’t Give Up Yet | Bible Study
When your beginning doesn’t look impressive, you may wonder whether it matters. Discover how God sees, rejoices over, and works through the small beginnings we are sometimes tempted to dismiss.
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