Forgiveness Letter Write a letter to someone who has hurt you (you don't have to send it). Express your hurt, then write out your decision to forgive and release them.......  Read More

4. Discuss the biblical examples mentioned:- Cain - bitterness toward God turned into violence toward his brother- Esau - wept but never confronted the root- Naomi - let pain rename her identity ("Cal...  Read More

1. The sermon mentions that generational curses and bondages can travel through families when bitter roots remain hidden and unaddressed. How can we break these cycles and stop passing bitterness to t...  Read More

Day 5: Grace to HealReading: Psalm 51:6-10Devotional: "You desire truth in the innermost being," David writes. Bitterness thrives in secrecy; healing begins with honesty. You cannot uproot what you re...  Read More

Gratitude Practice Each day, write down three things you're grateful for. Gratitude is an antidote to bitterness.......  Read More

Roots Must Be Dug Out, Not Trimmed- Surface solutions won't work for deep wounds- Healing requires honest confession, forgiveness, and grace- God refuses to name you after your wounds......  Read More

1. How does the example of Naomi show that bitterness can rename us based on our wounds, and what does it mean that God refuses to name us after our wounds?2. Pastor Wesley teaches that forgiveness is...  Read More

Day 4: The Path to FreedomReading: Matthew 18:21-35Devotional: Jesus' parable of the unmerciful servant reveals a profound truth: unforgiveness reactivates bondage. The servant forgiven an unpayable d...  Read More

Action Steps for This Week1. Daily Prayer Exercise Pray the closing prayer from the sermon each day:"Lord, I bring you the hidden places. I bring you the wounds and the memories. I bring you the offen...  Read More

Generational Impact12. The sermon addressed how bitterness can become a generational curse, passed down through families. Have you witnessed this pattern? How can it be broken?13. What does it mean wh...  Read More

Bitterness Disguises Itself as Justification- It says, "I have a right to feel this way"- It's a human attempt to play God with justice- What you replay, you reinforce; what you rehearse, you replant....  Read More

1. Pastor Wesley states that bitterness disguises itself as justification, making us believe we have a right to feel this way. How do we distinguish between valid hurt and the sin of harboring bittern...  Read More