We all know what it's like to carry a grudge. Someone hurts you, the wall goes up, and you call it "protecting your peace." But what if the thing you're calling wisdom is actually the thing keeping you lonely?In this message from Colossians 3:12-13, we look at what the apostle Paul says about forgiveness inside real community — not the polished, conflict-free kind, but the messy, honest, stay-in-the-room kind. The kind where wounds are expected, debts get canceled, and truth is wrapped in love.If you've been holding onto a name — the person you've already written off in your heart — this one might be for you.Three things we walk through:Why conflict in community isn't a sign something's brokenWhat it actually costs to cancel someone's debt — and why Jesus paid yours firstHow to hold truth and grace in the same hand.
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