Nancy Sabato
Nancy Sabato
How To Forgive Someone Who Hurt You
How To Forgive Someone Who Hurt You
How To Forgive Someone Who Hurt You
Thursday 12th August 2021
Clarence Haynes Jr. shares his journey of forgiveness and its transformative power in a conversation with Nancy Sabato on 'The Call'.
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Get the buttons here!Clarence Haynes Jr. on Letting Go: The Journey of Forgiveness
Because the truth of the matter is the benefits of forgiveness are not for the person or people you are forgiving, it's for you, the forgiver right.
Why is it so hard to forgive someone who has hurt us? Clarence Haynes Jr., a speaker, author, and teacher, tackles this tough question with Nancy Sabato in this episode of 'The Call'. Clarence shares his own struggles with unforgiveness and how he learned that forgiveness isn't about the other person—it's about freeing ourselves from the emotional baggage that weighs us down.
He explains that holding onto grudges can feel justified but ultimately keeps us stuck in a cycle of pain. Clarence highlights that forgiveness is a choice, albeit a challenging one. It's not a one-time event but a continuous process that demands honesty with ourselves and, if you're spiritually inclined, with God. He talks about the importance of seeking support from friends or family and leaning on prayer for strength.
Throughout the conversation, Clarence references biblical teachings that have guided him on his path to forgiveness. He stresses that forgiving someone doesn't necessarily mean reconciling with them; sometimes, it means forgiving from a distance to protect your own peace. This episode isn't just a lecture on forgiveness; it's a heartfelt discussion filled with personal anecdotes and practical advice. Clarence's story serves as a reminder that while forgiveness is difficult, it's also incredibly freeing and essential for personal growth.
If you're struggling with unforgiveness or simply curious about the power of letting go, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement.