1. Letting the “What” die so that the “Who” can live.
Forgiveness
Letting the “What” die so that the “Who” can live.

6. When we forgive, it’s a what that dies, and a who that lives
When we forgive, it’s a what that dies, and a who that lives!    When we are forgiven, it’s a what that dies, and a who that lives! 

7. Romans 6:5-7

8. Forgiveness is a form of suffering that brings the parts of us that need to die to the light so that we may experience resurrection life in Christ.

11. Genesis 33

12. It is like seeing the face of god

13. Death is only a part of the process of living
Death is only a part of the process of living. Death is not an occasion only for sorrow, but an occasion of rejoicing that our friends or relatives have moved to a deeper level of union and that we will be with them again. —Thomas Keating

14. When we forgive, it’s a what that dies, and a who that lives
When we forgive, it’s a what that dies, and a who that lives!    When we are forgiven, it’s a what that dies, and a who that lives! 

15. The risen Christ in us helps us experience our truest self: God-in-you who is able to see and honor God-everywhere-beyond-you too!

16. As we celebrate the good gift of death and resurrection today, may we allow the “what” to die so the “who” can live.