Seasons come and Seasons go, but Season One of Jumpingn2life found its way into a Podcast Recap Episode. I have put together some of my favorite clips from each episode in this Recap of Season and hope that you enjoy them.

Please look out for a Recap Episode of Season Two and new recorded episodes, which will kick off Season Three.

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Thus, episodes are not posted as frequently as you or I would like. But please note, when an episode is posted it's because of those who chose to share their stories with you.

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WARNING: There is commentary regarding suicide in this episode.

Often times the price of forgiveness comes with a heavy emotional cost, but that cost is a price that you don't have to bare alone. Why, because forgivng the wrongdoer doesn't benefit that individual. Forgiveness is a part of the healing process and the first step towards showing God that you too are worthy of His grace and mercy.

When we forgive those who are undeserving of our forgiveness we are saying to them, although you physically hurt me or spoke words of despair to me, I know that God will remove me from my current circumstance because I know that He is a just God and that He is with me.

Forgiving is not for anyone else’s benefit, but yours. Just as we ask God for His grace and mercy when we do things that are displeasing in His eyes, we must also be willing to give grace and mercy to those whose actions are displeasing to our own eyes.

Pastor Freeman speaks truth regarding the difficulty of forgiving, but most importantly he also

offers guidance on how to do so in such a way that's palatable; my word not his, lol.

Often times the price of forgiveness comes with a heavy emotional cost, but that cost is a price that you don't have to bare alone. Why, because forgivng the wrongdoer doesn't benefit that individual. Forgiveness is a part of the healing process and the first step towards showing God that you too are worthy of His grace and mercy.

When we forgive those who are undeserving of our forgiveness we are saying to them, although you physically hurt me or spoke words of despair to me, I know that God will remove me from my current circumstance because I know that He is a just God and that He is with me.

Forgiving is not for anyone else’s benefit, but yours. Just as we ask God for His grace and mercy when we do things that are displeasing in His eyes, we must also be willing to give grace and mercy to those whose actions are displeasing to our own eyes.

Pastor Freeman speaks truth regarding the difficulty of forgiving, but most importantly he also

offers guidance on how to do so in such a way that's palatable; my word not his, lol.

Warning: This episode mentions suicide. If you have thoughts of suicide, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988, in the United States.