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If you’ve been struggling with forgiveness, let this exclusive The Nightly Spirit interview with Darlene and Kevin LeVar bless you!
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Forgiveness is often one of the hardest yet most necessary acts for believers…here’s what musician and Pastor Kevin LeVar has realized:
- Forgiveness does not automatically mean trust and reconciliation.
- Forgiveness is a spiritual act that disrupts the enemy’s plan.
- People desire justice (even wanting their oppressors to suffer), but God’s goal is to defeat Satan, not people.
LeVar shared that when followers of Jesus refuse to forgive, they are telling God that his sacrifice was not enough.
“You’re saying, ‘Your blood was enough for my sins, but not for theirs. I need You to come back and die again for what they did to me,” he explained, stressing that God’s word is final on the need to extend others the same grace we have received.
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Forgiveness is more than just words—it requires action.
Kevin opens up several stories, including one about a personal challenge, telling how God told him to do good to a family member who wronged him.
“I had to send them a gift,” he shared, “When I hit send, I felt my flesh dying,” he admitted, underscoring the transformative nature of true forgiveness.
If I regard iniquity in my heart, the Lord will not hear me (Psalm 66:18)
For those struggling with forgiveness, this special guest encourages you to lean on God.
“If you need help, God says, ‘I’ll help you. My yoke is easy, my burden is light. Let’s walk through this together.’” -Kevin LeVar
In a world where grudges and pain often weigh people down, Kevin LeVar’s message is a reminder that forgiveness is not just about the past—it’s about setting oneself free for the future!