Stories about forgiveness
Matthew 18:21-22
Peter came and said to Him, “Lord, how often shall my brother sin against me and I forgive him? Up to seven times?” Jesus said to him, “I do not say to you, up to seven times, but up to seventy times seven.”
7x70 was the last song I wrote for my album. We were 2 days away from tracking when my producer, Ed Cash told me he felt I still needed a personal song for my
School. It's where you learn, make friends, and have fun, but it can also be a place where you can ruin your life. The cussing, the drugs, the PEOPLE. It can make it so hard to live a Godly life, and that's exactly what I'm trying to do. So may times have I wanted to give in and make it easier, but then the other part of me knew I had to remain strong. The Lord is still guiding me through
I come from a broken home and have been dealing with some deep emotional issues and depression lately because of it. It will be 10 years since my parents got divorced and the hurt that my dad has caused me has really been eating me up inside and a lot of hatred has formed because of it. I want so badly just to get over it already and move on with my life (as I am now married and have a 3 year
The song 7x70 has touch my heart so much. My dad passed away in July 2009 and I have moved back into his house. This is where I was born. Your song says my life completely. When I was a kid my parents argued and fought so much, but also I've had great memories here. When my father passed away I decided to take the house I grew up in. Just walking back into this old house made me cry so much
My parents are currently getting a divorce because my father lied to the family about an assortment of things that tore us apart. He hurt my mother, my sister, and I so much and I kept telling myself I'd make it through this but when I heard this song I realized I could not do that without forgiving my father. With the divorce, we have to move and that's why 7x70 really struck something in me
I had so much junk in my life that I needed to forgive from childhood. I never let it out, and I put up huge walls that let no one in. As life continued, and more hurts crossed my path, I began coping in a fatal, subconscious way. I slowly developed an eating disorder. All of the feelings I kept inside tore me up more and more, and I began dwindling away - from God, from my family, from my