No Offense (Part 2)
The Life and Teachings of ChristSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses the issue of being easily offended as a Christian. He cites Proverbs 19:11 as evidence that it is an honorable thing to choose to slow down your anger and overlook transgressions. Gregg argues that being easily offended can negatively impact one's own spiritual well-being, and that Christians should approach situations with love and avoid offending others. He urges his listeners to focus on serving others and not allow their temper to get in the way of doing God's work.
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No Offense (Part 1)
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