Truth For Life Daily Program Be Careful How You Live (2 of 2)
Oct 3, 2025
Explore Jesus' timeless warnings about hypocrisy among religious leaders and how they apply today. Discover the importance of self-reflection through key questions: Are you leading others to sin? Are you truly forgiving? Gain practical steps for forgiving and moving on. Learn when public confessions are appropriate and how to handle public rebukes. Reflect on living by faith and serving humbly without entitlement. Finally, embrace the call to action to rescue and care for others while proclaiming hope.
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Practice Habitual Forgiveness
- Forgive habitually when someone repents, not by keeping a ledger of offenses.
- Promise not to bring the matter up again to the person, to others, or to yourself.
Forgiveness Is A Promise, Not A Feeling
- Forgiveness is a promise, not a feeling, and refusing to forgive guarantees ongoing memory of the hurt.
- If you forgive, you may eventually forget; if you won't forgive, you will never forget.
Hit The Mental Delete Key
- When forgiven sins resurface in your mind, actively reject them by saying 'No thanks' and hit the mental delete button.
- Refuse to regurgitate forgiven incidents to yourself or others and move on.
Jesus often warned His disciples about the hypocrisy of religious leaders. In Luke 17, He also exhorted His followers, “Watch yourselves.” On Truth For Life, Alistair Begg provides questions we can ask to check ourselves for evidence of hypocrisy.