I just wanted to come and just share a bit of reflections from yesterday like yesterday was so good.
Oh man, let me look at my notes because we were talking about what is it going to take for us to not be defined by what we've been through.
And we concluded that it's going to take faith, great faith like what David had to slay Goliath.
And so that right there is just it kind of like for me it just changes everything you know.
Because just remembering that what Jesus went through was enough.
You know that when he shed his blood, when he died, when he you know was tortured and crucified and he died innocently.
That was enough to cover not just our own sins but to cover the sins of our oppressors.
The people that are you know being mean to us.
It's enough to cover their sins too.
So and then remembering that they said that it's not about them sinning against us but it's about God.
Like it's him and him alone that we sin against.
That like changes my whole perspective.
And just recognizing how much I've been making it about me and how you know I'm not going to do that.
Well at least I'm trying my best not to do that anymore.
Not to make it all about me anymore.
Oh can't drink it anymore.
So you know that I mean like yesterday was just a game changer for me like in terms of my perspective.
And you know I just love how Hillary was just how she just put it all together yesterday.
And the only other person that I've ever heard teach something similar to the concept she was teaching yesterday where you know put that down.
It's not about us and just not taking the offenses personal.
You know and how you know like if we're so deeply rooted in Christ then you know he never got offended by what the people did to him.
So if we have been crucified with Christ.
Don't throw that at him please.
If we have been crucified with Christ and we're in Christ and he's the one living in us then where do we have any room to be offended?