The Cost of Being Unoffendable
Here’s the truth:
We can’t walk in freedom and carry offense at the same time.
Becoming unoffendable doesn’t mean I’m a pushover. It’s being rooted so deeply in my faith that no word or deed can pull me out of His character.
But it will always cost me something:
Pride.
The need to be right.
The right to strike back.
But what it does in my life:
Peace that lasts.
Relationships that heal.
A heart still soft enough to hear God whisper.
“It is to one’s glory to overlook an offense.” Proverbs 19:11
That’s not weakness. That’s enormous strength. It doesn’t come naturally and it requires work but so freeing when we just let it go.