Divinely Designed
Being changed into the image of Jesus
Being changed into the image of Jesus
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Bitterness is like the flu. The bad feelings tell us that something bad
is going on inside us. Unlike the flu, however, there is a cure for
bitterness. At the same time, if we are otherwise healthy, the flu will
soon go away; but unless it is “treated”, our bitterness will grow and
destroy both us and those around us.
You probably know people like that. Maybe you are one of them.
- Hebrews 12:15 says, “Looking carefully lest anyone fall short of
the grace of God; lest any root of bitterness springing up cause
trouble, and by this many become defiled” (KJV).
- What is a root of bitterness?
- How do you find what the root is?
- Then, how do you eliminate that root?
- How do you keep bitter roots from coming back up again?
There is an implication in this scripture that there is a way that you
can be set free from the dominion of roots of bitterness.
Click here to learn more.
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