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09/08/2026

KYB’s new series _You’ve heard it said_ begins September 13th. Will you join it?

09/06/2026

If the Sabbath was Saturday, why do Christians worship on Sunday? 🤔

After all, God blessed the seventh day, and keeping the Sabbath was one of the Ten Commandments. So… did Christians change the day? Are we still supposed to keep the Sabbath? And why did the early church begin gathering on Sunday?

The answer has everything to do with Jesus, the new covenant, and the resurrection.

Toby takes us to Scripture to look at what changed—and what didn’t—when Jesus came.

▶️ Watch now and see what the Bible actually says.

And if you’ve ever wondered about something Christians believe or practice, send us your question! That’s what Know Your Bible is all about: Your Questions. Bible Answers.
Send us your questions using the form at https://www.knowyourbible.com/

09/05/2026

This concludes our 8 week series on How to Love Like Jesus, today. This week was all about loving like Jesus, when you've been hurt.
Loving like Jesus is never easy. However, it is most powerful in the situations where it’s the hardest. When you forgive and choose grace, you reflect Jesus in a way the world can’t ignore.

09/04/2026

Forgiveness doesn’t just release the other person; it frees you. Holding onto hurt often keeps us trapped in anger and pain. Forgiveness, on the other hand, opens the door to healing, freedom, and peace.
When we remember how much God has forgiven us, we find the strength to forgive others. Loving like Jesus means extending the same grace we have received. It’s not easy. But it is worth it.

09/03/2026

It is possible to forgive someone fully and still set healthy boundaries.
Forgiveness and trust are not always the same thing. Forgiveness can be given immediately. Trust is rebuilt over time.
Loving like Jesus means extending grace while also guarding your heart with wisdom.

09/02/2026

Know Your Bible’s new series: “You’ve Heard It Said” is coming soon. We finish out the current series this week and our new one begins September 13th. Follow our account to stay connected and join this new study as we cover these common phrases.

09/02/2026

Bitterness often grows slowly when hurt is left unresolved and forgiveness is withheld. God calls us to release anger, resentment, and the desire for revenge because those things eventually damage our hearts.
Forgiveness is not pretending the hurt never happened. It is trusting God to handle what we cannot change and choosing to not let pain control us.

09/01/2026

Jesus understands what it feels like to be hurt by others. He experienced betrayal, rejection, mockery, and deep emotional pain.
Because He suffered, He understands our hurt completely. When we bring our pain to Jesus, we will find comfort, compassion, and strength.

08/31/2026

The final week in our series: How to Love Like Jesus, week 8. How do we love like Jesus when we've been hurt? ❤️‍🩹
Forgiveness is difficult because the pain is real. When someone hurts us, our natural instinct is often to protect ourselves, hold onto resentment, or wait until the other person makes things right.
Once again, Jesus calls us to something better. He calls us to forgive, not because the hurt didn't matter, and not because the other person has earned it, but because we have been forgiven by God. Forgiveness releases the debt someone owes us and entrusts the situation to God. 🙏🙏🙏

08/30/2026

They hurt you. They never apologized. And now you’re supposed to forgive them?

That can feel almost impossible.

Betrayal. Broken trust. Church hurt. Family pain. Resentment. Bitterness. These are not small things, and forgiveness does not mean pretending what happened was okay.

So what does it actually mean to forgive like Jesus?

In the final lesson of How to Love Like Jesus…Today, Toby looks at what Jesus taught about forgiveness, what to do when someone never changes, and why forgiveness and trust are not the same thing.

We’ll talk about:
• why forgiveness is a choice, not just a feeling
• how to forgive without becoming a doormat
• why healthy boundaries can still matter
• how holding onto hurt can harden your heart
• and how God’s forgiveness toward us changes the way we forgive others

Jesus understands what it means to be hurt. He was betrayed, denied, mocked, and crucified—and still chose forgiveness.

The question may not be, “Do they deserve my forgiveness?”
It may be, “Am I willing to give the forgiveness I’ve received?”

💬 What’s harder for you: forgiving someone who hurt you—or trusting them again?

📘 Follow along with the How to Love Like Jesus…Today series and companion devotional at KnowYourBible.com.

If this is something you’ve struggled with, we hope this lesson encourages you—and if you know someone carrying a lot of hurt right now, consider sharing it with them.

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