Why Pursue Better

Ephesians 4 verse 32 (NIV) states, "Be kind and compassionate to one another"

Harsh words can cut deeply, stripping away respect and dignity, yet we can choose to build better relationships through empathy, patience, and intentional communication. Prioritizing kindness and humility strengthens trust.

I’ve seen people trapped by old wounds, replaying past hurts until bitterness consumes their joy, as if darkness clings to their ankles. God offers freedom. Choosing better means releasing resentment, rejecting the enemy’s grip, and embracing compassion.

Letting go opens space for restored relationships and a fuller, God-led life filled with His redeeming peace.

“Jesus, I realized it was the talons of satan himself holding me back! In the power and authority of Your mighty name, I pray for the devil to let go, to release his grip! Love you Jesus, Amen!”