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The weekly sermon from Alfred Almond Bible Church in Almond, NY

Everyone has rules. Very few people are true anarchists, and even they are probably kidding themselves. We may differ on what they are, but we all believe that some things are right and some wrong; and doing justice is nothing more than to right the world’s wrongs. But where does forgiveness fit in? What should we forgive, or how much? Today, we follow Peter’s question, and Jesus’ quite difficult answer, and see what it means for us

Sermon for February 4th, 2024

Sermon for February 4th, 2024

This sermon looks at forgiveness as seen in Matthew 18:21-35. This passage is a follow up to previous messages in Matthew 18, in wherein we looked at forgiveness when someone is unrepentant. This message discusses what Jesus has to say about forgiveness when repentance is present. He tells the parable of the unforgiving servant and we are given three principals to apply to our lives today.

This sermon looks at forgiveness as seen in Matthew 18:21-35. This passage is a follow up to previous messages in Matthew 18, in wherein we looked at forgiveness when someone is unrepentant. This message discusses what Jesus has to say about forgiveness when repentance is present. He tells the parable of the unforgiving servant and we are given three principals to apply to our lives today.

Faith Baptist Church in Hamilton, NJ. Lance Walker is the Lead Pastor. Visit us at www.fbcchurch.org

God's forgiveness of us should change our hearts so that we are able to forgive as He forgave us.

Discover and be reminded of the absolute priority of receiving God's forgiveness through Jesus Christ; as well as our primary calling and responsibility to extend it to others, especially to all who have offended us.

Part one of a two-part series to continue on August 6th

Welcome to the Richard Dahlstrom Podcast. Richard is an Author, Speaker and Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA. More information at churchbcc.org

What does it mean for a Christ-follower to choose forgiveness?

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Big Idea: You must be a generous forgiver. Christ calls for Generous Forgiveness (18:21-22) Because It’s Inevitable that You Will Be sinned against (18:21) Because Your tendency Is to limit Your Forgiveness (18:22) You Have experienced Generous Forgiveness (18:23-27) The Slave Had an un-payable debt(18:23-25). The King Had an unexpected response. When You Don’t, You Become the example of miserly Forgiveness (18:28-30) He forgot His Forgiveness—He Was ungrateful (18:28). He exaggerated The Sin Against Him—He Was proud (18:28). He Demanded More than repentance—He Was vengeful (18:29-30). When You Do, You actually Your Genuine salvation (18:31-35) Those that Have received mercy Should Be Most merciful (18:31-34). Those that Don’t forgive Should question If They’ve Been forgiven (18:35). Forgiveness is a promise not to bring up to their face, not to bring it up behind their back, and not to dwell on it. Projects: • Commit to forgiving as soon as possible (Cf. Luke 17:3-4) • Lean towards mercy, not punishment • Suggested Resources: o John MacArthur, The Freedom and Power of Forgiveness (Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 1998). o kraigkeck.com/some-questions-about-forgiveness/ o kraigkeck.com/do-i-forgive-the-unrepentant-offender/ o kraigkeck.com/i-forgive-you-but-i-need-to-establish-some-boundaries/ o kraigkeck.com/the-new-puritans-dont-do-forgiveness/

The simple meaning of Jesus’ seventy-times-seven (verse 22) is that just as God does not give up on anyone, neither should we. God’s forgiveness is limitless therefore, why do we hold on to our sin? Why do we not approach the throne of grace with a heart of repentance? Furthermore, the multiplied number of seventy-times-seven illustrates a larger point of ongoing forgiveness. Our Lord does remit the guilt of our sin once for all on the cross and admits us into HIS kingdom, but by the same means of remittance, the cross, his forgiveness is ongoing as he preserves and defends us over and over and over again. For what value is God’s pardon if afterward there is no evidence? Therefore, the forgiveness of sin occurs repeatedly and is ongoing. The mercy of our Lord would be worthless if only granted once and never again. For certainly HE has compassion on the many iniquities that we carry and continue to collect throughout our lives of sinful struggle. No one could continue in the kingdom, or the church, if forgiveness only occurred one time and for that one time only. No, our LORD is teaching Peter, and us, in this passage that forgiveness of sin is perpetual and ongoing and often repeated and most importantly, is always ready.

The simple meaning of Jesus’ seventy-times-seven (verse 22) is that just as God does not give up on anyone, neither should we. God’s forgiveness is limitless therefore, why do we hold on to our sin? Why do we not approach the throne of grace with a heart of repentance? Furthermore, the multiplied number of seventy-times-seven illustrates a larger point of ongoing forgiveness. Our Lord does remit the guilt of our sin once for all on the cross and admits us into HIS kingdom, but by the same means of remittance, the cross, his forgiveness is ongoing as he preserves and defends us over and over and over again. For what value is God’s pardon if afterward there is no evidence? Therefore, the forgiveness of sin occurs repeatedly and is ongoing. The mercy of our Lord would be worthless if only granted once and never again. For certainly HE has compassion on the many iniquities that we carry and continue to collect throughout our lives of sinful struggle. No one could continue in the kingdom, or the church, if forgiveness only occurred one time and for that one time only. No, our LORD is teaching Peter, and us, in this passage that forgiveness of sin is perpetual and ongoing and often repeated and most importantly, is always ready.

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The weekly sermon from Alfred Almond Bible Church in Almond, NY

Sermon Text: Matthew 18:21-35 Sermon Date: 6/26/2022 Speaker: Brian Crawford

Sermon Text: Matthew 18:21-35 Sermon Date: 6/26/2022 Speaker: Brian Crawford

Sermon Text: Matthew 18:21-35 Sermon Date: 6/26/2022 Speaker: Brian Crawford

Sermon Text: Matthew 18:21-35 Sermon Date: 6/26/2022 Speaker: Brian Crawford

Main Point: Withholding forgiveness is a weight that we can’t bear forever… 1. What is He Saying? (Matthew 18:21-22) 2. What is He Teaching? (Matthew 18:23-35) Track: Ikson - Coral [Official] Music provided by Ikson® Listen: https://youtu.be/H-tZoq4hA0w Used in Intro and Outro

Main Point: Withholding forgiveness is a weight that we can’t bear forever… 1. What is He Saying? (Matthew 18:21-22) 2. What is He Teaching? (Matthew 18:23-35) Track: Ikson - Coral [Official] Music provided by Ikson® Listen: https://youtu.be/H-tZoq4hA0w Used in Intro and Outro

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Do you have someone who you struggle showing grace towards? Is there someone you're struggling to forgive? If so, then this message is for you. In the final week of our series Grace in Real Life, Pastor Scott Savage invites us to take the same grace God has given us and to give it to those around us.

Sermons from Hope Church in Dubuque, Iowa.

Sermons from Hope Church in Dubuque, Iowa.

A verse-by-verse study in the book of Matthew.

Jesus tells the parable of the unforgiving servant. How this servant was forgiven an unfathomable debt yet then went out and demanded from another servant what was owed to him. We see here that we are much like the unforgiving servant, being forgiven by God the immense debt of our sin yet often being unwilling ourselves to forgive others their tresspasses against us.

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Join us for the Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost with The University Church on September 5, 2021, as we look at forgiveness through the lens of one of Jesus' parables.

Join us for the Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost with The University Church on September 5, 2021, as we look at forgiveness through the lens of one of Jesus' parables.

Just as a hiker is hindered by a little pebble in the shoe, there are hindrances to the Christian life that if ignored, will create major problems. The biggest of these is unforgiveness.

Just as a hiker is hindered by a little pebble in the shoe, there are hindrances to the Christian life that if ignored, will create major problems. The biggest of these is unforgiveness.

A Forgiveness Culture

Evangelical Free Church of Canton

Biblical forgiveness is not a matter of feeling better toward an offender, or a matter of forgetting or excusing behavior. God expects us to forgive others exactly the same way that He has forgiven us through Christ, and Matthew 18:21-35 demonstrates just how important forgiveness is for us and for others!

Evangelical Free Church of Canton

Covenant Presbyterian Church (The Barn)

Wouldn't it be amazing if someone paid off all of your financial debt? Jesus shares a parable about someone who was given this experience and we will look at how he responded to this gift of grace. Don't miss the parable of the Unmerciful Servant found in Matthew 18:21-35.

Pastor Joe continues in the Parables.

Pastor Jenkins discusses the need to forgive and shares some Biblical and personal stories along the way.

As Christians, the term forgiveness is familiar. But what does it mean to forgive. How should we forgive?