This sermon is given by GPP's Campus Pastor Jared Seeland. The scripture reference is Matthew 18:21-35, 21:18-19.

# Key Verses

Matthew 18:21-35

Matthew 21:18-19

Questions

What does the contrast between the two debts in the parable teach us about God's forgiveness versus our own?

How do we sometimes 'compartmentalize' our faith like the unforgiving servant did?

What is your 'behavioral default' when someone wrongs you? How does this align with Jesus' teaching

?Why do you think the king was angrier about the servant's lack of mercy than his original debt?

How can we avoid taking God's forgiveness for granted in our daily lives?

What's the difference between knowing about Jesus versus actually imitating Him?

How does forgiveness cost us something? Why is this significant?

What practical steps can we take to become more forgiving people?

Life Application

This week, conduct a 'forgiveness audit' - prayerfully identify anyone you're holding grudges against or struggling to forgive.

Take concrete steps toward forgiveness and, where appropriate, pursue reconciliation with that person.

Key Takeaways

Jesus' anger flares when we fail to imitate His character

Knowledge about God without transformation doesn't please Him

Our forgiveness of others should reflect the enormous forgiveness we've received

True Christianity pulls us away from our behavioral defaults toward Christ-likeness

Forgiveness is costly but reveals the gospel to others

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