Generous Enough To Forgive
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Matthew 18 shows us that forgiveness is a profound form of generosity. It releases offense, surrenders the demand for repayment, and refuses to let another person’s debt continue imprisoning us.
We are called to remember how fully God has forgiven us and extend that grace to others. Forgiveness does not deny harm; it entrusts justice to God and frees our hearts from endless collection.
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