Emmy Warren
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Emmy Warren’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But Jesus came not to be served, but to serve. And that's the same heart of the Father. Of course, there's some sort of, there's a distinct between Jesus and God because of certain things and roles that they fulfilled. But in divine essence, they are the same, which is why God sent Jesus. God sent Jesus because he wanted to show the people of God firsthand that this is the man that you serve.
Right. And we go to the end of the story where it says at this, those who heard began to go away one at a time. The older ones first until only Jesus was left with the woman still standing there. She straightened up and asked her. Jesus straightened up and asked her, woman, where are they? Has no one condemned you? No one sir, she said. Then neither do I condemn you, Jesus declared.
Now go leave your life of sin. And so when we see grace, grace isn't a get out of jail free card. Whenever you forgive somebody and whenever you're going through, whether somebody hurt you really bad or if somebody just cut you off while you were driving on your way to work, grace comes into place.
It doesn't necessarily take away the consequences of sin, but it releases that divine and divine judgment and that anger and that self-righteousness that you could have been feeling in that moment and And so grace is not just something we deserve or earn. It's a gift that's freely given. And the only one who could have casted a stone upon this woman, which was Jesus, didn't.
This woman stood before the judge, and yet he showed compassion and called her to live a life apart from sin. How much more should we encourage the same message upon those who have wronged us? We must have a compassion that sets a grace on fire, that consumes bittered hearts, and then encourages them to sprout new life through repentance. God just loves the people that you hate.
And I think sometimes we think unforgiveness is, hey, this person gets a jail out of free card. You're just releasing yourself from the expectation that they're going to fulfill something that only God could give you restoration through.
and so with grace it's not hey get out of jail free and we're just going to act like this didn't happen because there's still consequences of sin but that no longer falls upon you that falls upon the person who has committed those sins just like in the garden of eden like like god released judgment upon adam and eve but still gave them grace and restored them through that process but there was still a consequence of sin it's the same thing with forgiveness it's releasing yourself from bitterness
and judgment and hoping the best for the other person even if they have wronged you completely it's empathizing with them or more so empathizing with god because god's not calling you to become best friends with the person who abused you and hurt you god's just calling you to release yourself from the expectation of them apologizing and becoming better and doing this and rewriting your story you really receive the peace of god when you release his people from a judgment that only god can release himself
that God only could give out himself because he is the rightful, authoritative judge. And so it's passing the judgment on,
on to jesus and no longer taking the responsibility of you're the one who decrees and declares what vindication and what revenge is revenge belongs to the lord vengeance is god's it's not yours because ultimately before a person has sinned against you they have ultimately sinned against god The real person who has beef with that person is God. So let vengeance be his. Let vindication be his.
I love Psalms 23 and Romans 12, 9. Vengeance is the Lord's. Give your transgressions, your bitterness, your unforgiveness onto God and trust that he's going to take care of it because scripture points time after time after time. that God is the redeemer of all bitterness and all, and all who have fallen short to the glory of God. He has restored those people through repentance.
And it's not just a grace of, Hey, you know what? You committed this adultery. You're fine. But a grace that's followed by repentance because he tells this woman, daughter, you are forgiven. You are forgiven. but now leave and go and leave your life of sin. Amen.
So my encouragement to you is to know and trust that God is going to bring you vindication and to just even go into a moment of prayer and of repentance and for you to release your abusers and people who have wronged you and abandoned you because it hurts and it's harsh and it's difficult to go through.
God is going to use that to release you from something that could have been holding you in bondage for so long. And I want to just supply encouragement and replace what has been renounced and denounced and all the forgiveness that's outbreaking now. Just replace that with thanksgiving and worship. The moment that you release that person, start to thank and praise God.
Thank God that he is the one who's held responsible, that he is the one who has everything figured out and it's not in our hands, but it's in his. So have trust that God loves the people that you hate and God will vindicate you because he loves you and has compassion upon you. And God is a God that is full of justice. We see this through the story.
And whether if you are the Pharisee of the story or the woman, there was correct divine judgment that was executed. And that's all in the hands of the Father and not the hands of humans. But the Lord is good. But I would just, like I said, encourage y'all to get in a time of worship, get in a time of prayer, and release your abuser. Speak to God. Read the word of God yourself.
I'm even going to encourage y'all, if you're dealing with some sort of righteousness, self-righteousness, and some sort of... Harshness and like getting over yourself and your own feelings. I would encourage you to read on your own. I must say it's in Luke. Let me find it. I read Luke chapter 11. starting in verse 37.
If you want to kind of see where self-righteousness takes you and what the heart of God says about it. Amen. Amen. A few announcements. If you've been saved or if you need prayer, there are links down below for you to fill out a form. Also, if you feel led to tithe towards this ministry, there's also a link down below along with me and Malik and I's wedding fun. Again, there is no obligation.
We accept prayers more than anything. It's just a resource because people ask for it. So it's all in the description. If you want to shop Save Not Soft merch, it's going to be at savenotsoftshop.com. And yeah, for all that's it. I feel like I give the same announcements each and every single week.
And yeah, everything you need is down below, but I pray that you guys have learned something and you can walk forward in freedom, forgiving and releasing people who have wronged you. Amen, because jesus has done it for you If jesus could release you from all the bad things you have done He could give you the grace to do it for somebody else. Amen So I love you guys.
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