Description

On Day 3 of the forgiveness journey, Nici teaches through Matthew 18:21–35, unpacking Jesus’ parable of the Unforgiving Servant. After opening in prayer and inviting listeners to posture their hearts for obedience, she contrasts the king’s immeasurable pardon with the servant’s small, ferocious claim—showing how our grievances, though real, are tiny next to the debt God has canceled for us. Nici explains why Jesus’ command to forgive “from the heart” is non-negotiable, how withholding mercy invites spiritual “tormentors” (oppression, mental replay, heaviness), and how forgiveness—chosen repeatedly—shuts the door to torment and lets Christ’s peace rule. She closes with a deliverance-minded prayer, asking God to remove torture, sickness, and legal grounds tied to unforgiveness and to restore freedom, love, and peace.

Key Takeaways

• Forgiveness isn’t optional; Jesus requires it “from the heart” (Matt. 18:35).
• Our forgiven debt to God dwarfs any offense against us—mercy received must become mercy given.
• Unforgiveness opens doors to torment (mental/emotional oppression); forgiveness closes them.
• Love “keeps no record of wrongs” (1 Cor. 13); stop tallying and choose release, again and again.
• Obedience precedes peace—radical, repeated forgiveness lets Christ’s peace rule.

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