Kim Meeder -By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that...

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “

“ By choosing not to forgive, I was telling God that I loved my stance of self-justification more than Him. “