Drop the Stone (Forgiveness and grace)
episodePreviously titled “Drop the Stone (Forgiveness and grace) | SavedNotSoftPodcast” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 4, 2026
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hello hello everyone and welcome back to saved not soft what's going on everyone hope you guys have had a great great week god has been very good and very kind to me so kind i've just been in the grace of god i think a part of that has to do with my season and where god has been pushing me Being a fiance, feel me? So being a fiance has came with so much grace and favor and a lot of expedited pruning and healing that's needing to happen because God has just taken me into a next season of my life, which has been such a blessing. So the grace of God has been upon me because, wow, there's been a lot of things that God has been clearing up and out of my life entirely. And it's been... great it's kind of like a like a it's an interesting face I feel like you know you as women we dream of getting engaged and married and um excited for all these seasons of like engagement and becoming a wife and one thing I will definitely say about engagement is that If you think you know what it's going to be like, you don't.
Like when I tell you, no one really ever articulates what this season is really like. I feel like God just uses the engagement season to just really put you up to ramp speed with where God really wants you. So it's been a lot of spiritual growth, which has been really awesome. Anyways, I'm rambling. That has nothing to do with what we're talking about today. If this is your first time to the podcast, my name is Emmy Warren. I'm the host and this is Save Not Soft. And what is Save Not Soft? Save Not Soft is a podcast catered to those who want to know that they are loved, heard, and seen by God. And also just navigating what it means to be a Christian. I think a lot of the times we come to Christianity and we think that's going to be an easy walk.
And just because we love Jesus and we're sold out for Jesus, that there's going, it's just kind of like a stroll in the park. And it's not a stroll in the park the majority of the time. That's why scripture says that the way to Jesus, that the path is narrow. It's not wide enough. It's a narrow one. And so how do you navigate the Christian lifestyle while also simultaneously being human and not perfect? And it's just by embracing the cross. And each week we go through some sort of topic to just help us understand Jesus more. And it's not a self-discovery Bible. It's not a self-discovery gospel. And it's not just prosperity. It's true, authentic gospel. it's truth, it's authentic, and it's Jesus, essentially. So yeah, I'm really excited, y'all. Today, I'm going to be speaking upon a topic that I actually preached about last year in September at my church's conference called Grace on Fire, and it was amazing. It was all the way out in Florida, in Orlando, and man, the message was so powerful.
and i realized i never made an episode on it and i never talked about this so i wanted to bring the sermon here and just share with y'all what the lord put on my heart uh and more importantly what he says about forgiving your abusers by forgiving those who have wronged you and also how to ditch self-righteousness and how to pursue selflessness and the things of god not from a spirit that is self-indulgent but from one that actually wants to hope the best for others amen So let's pray and then we'll get into the topic today because there's so much we're needing to talk about. So let's pray. Dear Heavenly Father, we thank you and praise you, God. God, first and foremost, I just ask that you help us understand your grace in your favor, God. Your grace is something that may be a hard topic for us to understand and for us to grasp, Father.
But I just ask that you make our hearts and our minds and our hands open to receive your grace and to understand what it means, God. God, we tear down our perception of our version of grace, God, and we accept your version, what true grace. authentic grace is. Your definition of it, God, is what we come into agreement with, God. God, I ask that every person who's on the other side of the screen who has been abused and hurt and thrown into the pit and has truly been in soaks at the bottom, God, that you meet their hearts and you let them know that they are heard, seen, and loved by you, God, that there is a compassion that you have for them, that vengeance belongs to you, God.
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