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We live in a world of conflict. And here's what the Bible says, Ephesians 4.31,

be kind one to another, tender-hearted, forgiving one another, has gone in Christ for gave you.

When we're on the road, when we're on the internet, forgiveness and grace are scarce.

Well, today on a new beginning, Pastor Greg Laurie gives us a reminder.

To forgive means I'm surrendering my right to get even, and I'm leaving it in the hands of God.

This is the day when the lost are found. This is the day for a moment getting.

Amazing grace, how sweet the snow. But can you kill me at your feet now?

This is the day when the lost are free again.

You would imagine the US holds the distinction of being the most litigious country on earth, right?

Well, actually, that do be a sonder goes to Germany. But the US isn't far behind.

When we've been wrong, so many want their day in court. They want to be made whole.

They want someone to pay. What's God's heart on the matter?

Pastor Greg Laurie answers that today on a new beginning, as we continue our practical studies

of the life of David. Glad you're along. Good insight is coming our way.

This is the day the day when life begins.

So there was a bear hunter out on the forest looking for a prey. Suddenly he laid his eyes on a big

giant bear. He lowered his rifle. He got the bear in his sights. He exhaled and he began to

carefully squeeze the trigger when the bear turned around and said, excuse me,

isn't it better to talk than to shoot? Well, the hunter was shocked because not only did the bear

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