Tag Archives: unforgiveness

What if we just forgave?

Posted on July 14, 2016 by Mel Wild

As I watch the current escalation of violence between the police and the protesters here in the U.S., I’m reminded again what our culture continually feeds on—blame-shifting and scapegoating (villainizing). We all want grace for ourselves but anyone who hurts us … Continue reading →

Posted in Faith, Grace, Love | Tagged Christianity, Following Jesus, Forgiveness, Sermon on the Mount, unforgiveness, Violence | 9 Comments

Grace goes both ways

Posted on March 9, 2015 by Mel Wild

The biggest problem we have with grace is that it goes both ways. What I mean is, we love receiving grace; we’re just not that big on giving grace. Of course, we don’t always see it that way. We want … Continue reading →

Posted in Grace | Tagged Christianity, Grace-hate, hypocrisy, judgmentalism, marriage, Relationships, unforgiveness | 8 Comments