Forgiveness: Keeping a Grudge Will Kill You
Sunday, July 23, 2006
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Sometimes life is hard. We people mistreat us almost everyday, and probably mistreat others everyday. But what is worse is that many of react to this mistreatment by carrying grudges and angers for years. We are going to look at the issue of forgiveness through the eyes of Bud Welch's: a man who lost his daughter in the Oklahoma City Bombing. Join us as we talk about forgiveness, and why ultimately forgiveness is for no one else except ourselves.
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Show Guest: Bud Welch
Bud Welch's daughter was one of the tragic victims of the Oklahoma City bombing. While Bud admits his first reaction was to kill Timothy McVeigh himself, he eventually became an advocate for him not to recieve the death penalty. ...
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| Those who believe in Jesus go to heaven, those who don't go to hell |
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| Those who are good people go to heaven, those who are bad people go to hell |
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| A loving God could not send anybody to hell, so we all get to go to heaven |
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