The problem with offenses is not that they happen, because offenses are simply part of our existence. The problem comes with the responses. Hopefully the one who is offended will forgive, eventually, but what about the offender? What could he or she do, not only to minimize offenses, but to minimize the damage when offense inevitably happens?
Genesis 37:1-40:23; Amos 2:6-3:8; Judges 21:25; Romans 12:16-18; James 4:1-12
What’s Right In My Brother’s Eyes
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The problem with offenses is not that they happen, because offenses are simply part of our existence. The problem comes with the responses. Hopefully the one who is offended will forgive, eventually, but what about the offender? What could he or she do, not only to minimize offenses, but to minimize the damage when offense inevitably happens?
Genesis 37:1-40:23; Amos 2:6-3:8; Judges 21:25; Romans 12:16-18; James 4:1-12
Music: “Man of Sorrows,” Celtic Worship, Homeward, Integrity Music 2019. See the official video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBLp_M5FfbI. Celtic Worship’s music is available at https://celticworship.co.uk/.
Click here to download a transcript of this podcast: What’s Right In My Brother’s Eyes.pdf
Photo by Matthew Hale, January 13, 2009, via Flickr.
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