Q: Nice & Forgiving
Q: called too nice, & forgiving As long as I can remember I’ve been labeled as “too nice”. I’ve never seen this as a bad thing, but some think I shouldn’t forgive people who have wronged me. I know that there are times where we need to guard ourselves, but I don’t like to hang on to grudges and anger. I may not forget what someone has done, but I am able to forgive them. I still hold people accountable and recognize what has happened, but I also move on and can still be kind to those people, and give them the opportunity to grow and show that they can change. Holding onto that anger seems like so much work and I’ve seen people in my life become mean and unhappy because they won’t forgive others. Is my ability to forgive a weakness and am I “too nice”? A: We [the born again] are [given a new nature at conversion] called to be Christlike and that by our righteous nature [as a redeemed one] we are to live out love. That includes loving God and others. What is i...