FOUR WAYS TO SHOW MERCY TO PEOPLE WHO HURT YOU | Luke 22:49–51

HOW TO SHOW MERCY TO PEOPLE WHO HURT YOU | Luke 22:49–51 How do you forgive someone who betrayed you, gossiped about you, broke your trust, or deeply wounded you? In Luke 22:49–51, Jesus gives us a powerful picture of mercy. When Peter cuts off the ear of Malchus, the servant who came with those arresting Jesus—Jesus responds, “No more of this!” Then He reaches out and heals His enemy. In this message, discover four biblical ways to show mercy to people who hurt you: refuse to become like them, stop the cycle of retaliation, see the pain behind the person, and offer mercy even when it is not requested. Bottom Line: Mercy does not always restore the relationship, but it releases your heart from revenge. You may not be able to trust them again—but you don't have to hate them forever. Lay down the sword of bitterness, grudges, and revenge. Give it to Jesus. Scripture: Luke 22:49–51 | Romans 5:10 Hashtags #mercy #forgiveness #jesus #ForgiveOthers #revenge