Good + Angry - Angry like JesusThis message is from Pastor Dan Painter in week three of the sermon series “Good + Angry - Angry like Jesus” Grace Pointe is a church dedicated to seeing a world full of healthy churches by making as many people as much like Jesus in the shortest time possible. We are a multi-site church in Illinois with a campus in Naperville, IL and Plainfield, IL. If you would like to learn more about Grace Pointe Church, please visit www.gracepointe.us. Grace Pointe Naperville: Sunday services at 8 am, 9:30 am, and 11 amGrace Pointe Plainfield: Sunday services at 9 am and 11 amDiscover the transformative power of forgiveness and its essential role in Christian life. Explore the radical nature of God's forgiveness through Jesus Christ and learn practical steps to overcome barriers to forgiving others. Understanding forgiveness, Christian forgiveness, biblical forgiveness, how to forgive others, dealing with unforgiveness, Matthew 18 parable, spiritual growth, Christian living, Bible teaching, forgiveness and reconciliation, overcoming bitterness, Christian relationships, spiritual transformation, grace and mercy, Christian discipleship, biblical principles, spiritual healing, emotional healing, relationship restoration, Christian counseling, faith journey, spiritual maturity, biblical wisdom, Christian growth, relationship advice, Christian community, biblical truth, spiritual development.Important VersesMatthew 18:21-22Matthew 18:32-33Colossians 3:12-131 John 1:92 Corinthians 5:21Think about it!How does understanding God's forgiveness of our own sins impact how we forgive others?What makes it difficult to forgive someone who has hurt us deeply?How does the parable of the unforgiving servant challenge our view of forgiveness?What's the difference between saying we forgive someone and truly forgiving from the heart?How can holding onto unforgiveness affect our relationship with God?What does it mean to be a 'steward' of God's forgiveness?How can we practice righteous anger without falling into sinful anger?What steps can we take to cultivate a more forgiving heart?Apply it!This week, identify one person you need to forgive. Spend time meditating on God's forgiveness in your own life, then take practical steps to extend that same forgiveness to them - whether through a conversation, letter, or intentional prayer for their well-being.Key TakeawaysChristians have received radical, extravagant forgiveness from God that they could never repayGod expects us to be good stewards of His forgiveness by extending it to othersTrue forgiveness must come from the heart, not just wordsUnforgiveness can be a sign of not fully understanding or accepting God's forgiveness in our own livesRighteous anger should move us toward reconciliation and restoration