“Let it Go” means total forgiveness. This is medicine that heals broken hearts, souls and lives. When we sin against someone, we first sinned against God. This being the case, forgive all who sin against you. Forgiving others removes “self-injected poison” that can lead to greater sin and pain. If we do not “Let it Go” we can be trapped in sin, sorrow and oppression. The Holy Spirit convicts us of sin so we confess, repent and are totally sin free. “Let it Go” to be all God created you to be for His glory.

I will never forget my amazing Sunday School teacher and youth director, Sis. Katherine Thrower. She emphasized teachings on JOY: Jesus first, others second and yourself last.

We are in this pandemic together as believers, the church and the unchurched. Godly love closes the door to sin such as systemic injustice via thought, word and deed.

We bring tears to God when we hurt others and do not forgive others. Therefore we are to be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another as Christ forgave on the cross. Forgiveness moves us out of the darkness into Jesus’ marvelous light. “Let it Go” for a better life, marriage, family, church and community.