nothing to do with this matter at all, except to be within
proximity of our resentful responses.
Prayer gets at the truth. The truth of what happened? Yes. If
that’s really what took place, then yes. The real facts and
details don’t change as you get real with God in prayer. But get
ready for some other pieces of information to bubble up to the
surface as well, as the Spirit and the Scripture come together in
agreement on how you need to handle things. The enemy, of
course, will want you to balk at this part. He’s been banking on
keeping these solutions hidden from you and convincing you
that anger and bitterness are the most productive, protective
ways of managing the situation. And yet honest prayer,
conducted with an open heart and an open copy of God’s
Word, will be sure to present you with truth.
Like the truth I got that day from 2 Corinthians.Forgive.And comfort.Is the Lord possibly asking you to comfort your offender as
well? Maybe. Maybe not. There’s not one answer for this. I’m
certainly not saying that a gesture of goodwill is always