RHETORIC 2019 | Alex James - "When You Forgive Your Father"

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RHETORIC 2019 met its match when poet Alexander James hit the stage with a raw and transparent narrative on forgiveness. His direct approach to sharing his truth is sure to snatch hearts and grab minds. This is his piece, "When You Forgive Your Father".
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@dewilliecanada7504 4 жыл бұрын

That is real deep; This is what I love about this channel. The way this gentleman express knowing that it will you have to learn how to forgive...We ask God to learn how to forgive one another and to press on through.

@godsbabeborn-again5945 4 жыл бұрын

😢 God bless you, man! I have an inkling idea of what my brothers feel towards my dad. We are 7 siblings at home. The 1st isn't my dad's cz my mom was married and her husband passed so she got married to my dad. We grew up very poor but mainly because when dad was still working, he didn't bring money home and mum was a stay-home mother raising us. At some stage, dad's relatives asked him to "borrow" from him two of my brothers and my sis. So those three grew up without us at different families of our relatives. I learnt later that they hated the decision my parents made to give them away even though life was better than at home where they lived. But they still wished my parents never did it. My sis ended up coming back home and she's OK with dad but my brothers hate him. For some reason they don't hate mom. They blame it all on dad. I feel so sorry for them but I also wish they could forgive the past now that we're adults. My elder sister who isn't dad's child also didn't get along with my dad. She passed away too but her 2 kids who lived with us do know how things were between their mom and my dad and there's a lot of pain there. May God heal. 😢

@spiritualinfluencer3747 4 жыл бұрын

Deeper than the ocean are His Words.... The poem only exists because the midnight pain did, many people are eating themselves to wholeness but we have to learn to find comfort in the comforter.