OVERLOOK OFFENSE (Day 3 of 6)
(Need to start at the beginning? Day 1)
During the day, if you feel a bit of angst, pause to see if there is something you can overlook or if you need to kindly address an issue.
… it is (a person’s) honor and glory to overlook a transgression or an offense [without seeking revenge and harboring resentment]. Proverbs 19:11b AMP
Keep an eye on your heart attitudes as well. Overlook any offense, forgive, and set down hard emotions.
If you struggle significantly with it, it may be that the issue needs to be discussed rather than overlooked.
Give yourself plenty of time to consider it all and asks for God’s help if you choose to overlook an offense. Do a complete work in what you do and how you feel.
Paul’s been working hard to extend our garden.
(Why does he do this in the heat of summer? To kill the evil quackgrass roots. Tilling in hot weather is about the only thing that really works. Then you have to stay on top of any new sprouts.)
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