The sands of Egypt by Joyce Meyer

Joyce Meyer: We just want God to do something for me. We start out like the prodigal: Give me, give me, give me, give me, give me, give me. Give me my part of the inheritance. I want it now, now, now, now! The thing that I think is interesting about that whole story about the prodigal son is his father didn’t even argue with him; he just gave it to him. Sometimes I think god just has to give us what we think we want just to prove to us that that’s not really what we do want.

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Joyce Meyer: Welcome back to the program. Author and pastor R.T. Kendall is with me today and we’re talking about how to totally forgive ourselves. We sent a crew out to gather questions for this topic. We call this segment “everyday dilemmas.” This question comes from Sandra.

Sandra: When you’ve been mean to somebody and you cannot go back and ask for forgiveness because that person is dead, how can you forgive yourself? – Joyce Meyer Ministries.

Joyce Meyer Online: And that was a great inspiration to me as a witness because he himself saw what he wanted to see in me, and I was just sitting there minding my own business. And I didn’t even have the answer; I didn’t have my bible with me.