The "Why" In Forgiveness | Cause & Effect | Week 3

[@traviscarter-p2c]

I first watched this when it first came out and I go back and watch it from time to time because it is such a powerful message. Thank you

[@Jakeprilia]

From Henderson, CO. Just working here at broken shovels farm sanctuary. Thank you for all you do there at flatirons.

[@grinchlette]

Tuning in from Boulder

[@rad_vids]

Nice sermon. Also, thanks for singing an older song. The words are powerful.

[@jrad2721]

Good sermon. High point at 1hr 13min.

[@quexuar]

Hi Paul! I’m watching from Phoenix AZ, snacking on grapes.

[@angelicaarteaga5275]

Anjelica from Fontana California

[@ambermathews7642]

Amber Holman listening/watching from Carrollton, Texas.

[@brendastifel3475]

Hello from the Chicago Airport

[@emgrennan5608]

Fairbanks Alaska

[@gabetorrez1514]

So I have a question about forgiveness as a whole. So if you're in a toxic relationship. Where you're being mentally and emotional abuse. Not to mention when a person has been cheated on by your spouse, physically with another person. If the person that got abused and cheated on. If that lesson decides to leave the relationship. Does that mean you're not being forgiving. Or, is it possible to be forgiving and still leave?

[@Mona-Faye]

I believe you can forgive and still leave. Safety is vital

[@boobbyjz]

You can keep yourself safe, and still forgive those who hurt you.

[@noreenmedina-xe6zf]

Hi my noreen