let go of the bitterness that is a result of unforgiveness. if you'll take this simple step of faith and you'll simply say, "god, i will forgive," god will give you the strength to forgive. this is one of the most powerful and i've never had a subject that i've taught that i've had more response from people about the subjececof forgiveness. there's a man who brought his daughter the other day. he cleans my car all the time. his daughter was with him and she said, "dr. coontz, i saw you the other day on tevision talking about forgiveness." she said, "i needed to hear that; it changed my life. thank you for sharing that with me." here's what i wanna say to you. if you'll simply forgivehe person that's done you wrong -- and i'm not saying you haven't been done wrong. i'm not saying you haven't been abused or taken adntage of or been cheated on or lied about or done wrong. i'm not saying that. i'm not minimizing the pain that obviously you've experienced. but what i am saying is you don't have a right to harbor it and to hold unforgiveness in your

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if there's a sense of unforgiveness, bitterness, hostility, anger, prejudice or whatever it might be,n he wants to get rid of all that. and so he allows adversity in our heart to teach us how to live a godly life. >> male announcer: next on "in touch," "in the midst of adversity." >> announcer: join us during the program and follow along with the sermon notes. go online to intouch.org/followalong, where you can create your own notes and access the integrated bible verses from today's message.

because cheerily, it's unforgiveness to have intelligence that could have saved lives and not share it. >> and he survived, and those who died in the attacks in paris, fell backwards and forwards to syria. where we don't know much about the people whose pictures have been put out in the last 12 hours. do you think there's been an increase or decrease of the people coming from syria, either into europe for the first time, or back to europe, whether the authorities are getting a grip on this movement of people? >> as far as we can tell, and of course this is not easy to measure. the impression that i have is that know of people mar think through turkey has reduced. turkey has done a great deal ahonk the boarder, and at airports and other ports of i have to reduke to check the number of people going in and out. i was in the turkey a few days ago, and the checks on the border both in the u.k., and in turkey, are quite strict. so i think we can assume that know probably still exists but it is harder and smaller for people to go through. >> thank you very much. from the royal united services

when we live with unforgiveness, that is like me drinking poison it does something to our soul. i speak from experience because of things happened in chapter one, i talk about dealing with adversities. >> talk about being associated with some corruption you halved nothing to do with. >> that's right. around i was angry at the guy that put me in that position. he happened to be another republican on the commission. i was angry about it. i got upset about it. and i went and apologized to him, and, i was wrestling in my mind saying that if i apologize, that will make him right. it didn't make him right. it made me free. and so i talk about in the book. and forgiveness and letting go the strength is not in hanging on. the strength is in letting go. and it's awfully difficult to do sometimes. >> so you are in your 50s, right? >> 58. >> 58. plenty of time. trump is 69, would be oldest ever if elected, would be 70. game of elected politics? >> i can't say i would never do it again. i can say, i have been in ministry full time. i've been in politics at highest level. athletics at highes

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