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Biblical Truths from West Palm Beach church of Christ

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Forging Forgiveness (Matthew 18)

DEC 7, 2025-1 MIN
Biblical Truths from West Palm Beach church of Christ

Forging Forgiveness (Matthew 18)

DEC 7, 2025-1 MIN

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Speaker: Brent Kercheville. We have been spending some of our evening lessons looking at how Jesus teaches and transforms Peter through the various discussions they have with each other. Jesus approached a man named Simon, called him to be an apostle, and changed his name to “rock” (Peter). Matthew 18 is another time when Jesus teaches Peter. The teaching moment is going to come from a question about forgiveness that Peter asks Jesus. It is tempting to go straight to the question Peter has. But the question about forgiveness is in the middle of a context of Jesus teaching about how we look at other people. So it is important to read what Jesus was teaching his disciples so that we can appreciate the reason for Peter’s question and better understand the answer Jesus gives. Open your copies of God’s word to Matthew 18 and we are going to consider the whole chapter as we learn how to forge forgiveness… To read more of this lesson click here. The post Forging Forgiveness (Matthew 18) appeared first on Biblical Truths from West Palm Beach church of Christ.