One fabulous Thinker

INSPIRED BY JOHN BEVERE   Have you ever gotten upset over a comment or something said in a conversation? Maybe someone dismissed you, misunderstood you, or said something that just didn't sit right. Sometimes it's subtle, just a tone, a word, a look. But quietly, without you even realizing it, it takes root in your heart. This isn't a theory for me. I've seen what offense can do, and I've felt it try to take root in my own heart. If you've felt that you're not alone. We all have. Being offended is part of being human. This isn't about shaming anyone for getting hurt. It's about recognizing what happens when we stay there and why God has something so much better for us. You didn't plan to hold onto it. You didn't even think it was a big deal at first. But there it is replaying. And the longer it sits, the deeper it goes. That's what John Bevere unpacks in The Bait of Satan,  and there's a line in that book that hits different o...