Trap of Offense
Trusting God When It's Hard
Dealing with Authority
Forgiveness and Freedom
Living in God's Love
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What does “offense” mean in the Bible?

It means “a trap” — like bait that catches you!

100

What are two ways to respond when someone hurts you?

Stay angry, or forgive and trust God.

100

Who was David’s boss who treated him badly?

King Saul.

100

What does it mean to forgive someone?

To let go and not hold the hurt against them.

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What keeps our hearts from getting hard?

Staying full of God’s love.

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Who can hurt us the most?

The people closest to us.

200

Who is the only one that can stop you from following God’s plan?

You!

200

Why didn’t David hurt Saul when he had the chance?

He respected God and trusted Him to handle it.

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Why should we forgive others?

Because God forgave us first.

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What does God’s love do to fear?

It casts fear out!

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What happens when we hold on to offense?

It grows into anger, hatred, and sin.

300

What did Joseph say to his brothers after they sold him?

“You meant it for evil, but God meant it for good.”

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What does it mean to “honor” leaders?

Show respect even when they’re not perfect.

300

What happens if we don’t forgive?

Bitterness grows and keeps us stuck.

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How can we show love to difficult people?

Pray for them and speak kindly.

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