EPISODE · Aug 10, 2026 · 2 MIN
Still Counting How Many Times They Wronged You? - Prayer Before Work
from Prayer Before Work · host Sean Graver
You've forgiven it. Sort of. But then you see them in the break room and it flares right back up like it happened yesterday.If you're still doing the math - counting how many times, how long ago, whether you're "allowed" to still be mad - today's episode is for you. In Matthew 18, Peter asks Jesus how many times he's required to forgive someone. Jesus' answer isn't a bigger number to count to. It's an instruction to stop counting altogether.Forgiveness doesn't mean what they did was fine. It doesn't mean trusting them with the same thing again. It just means you stop punishing yourself for something that already happened while they've moved on without a second thought.One verse. One reflection. One prayer. Three minutes to start your workday free of the weight you've been carrying.New episodes every weekdayToday's passage: Matthew 18:21-22#PrayerBeforeWork #DailyDevotional #Forgiveness #ChristianPodcast #FaithAtWorkIf this episode was helpful, subscribe so you don't miss the next one, new episodes every weekday.Enjoying Prayer Before Work? A quick review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify goes a long way in helping others find the show. It only takes a minute and it genuinely makes a difference.Know someone who needs a few minutes with God before the workday starts? Forward this episode their way.Prayer Before Work is a short daily devotional hosted by Sean Graver in Lindale TX. One Bible verse, one honest reflection, one prayer, all in about three minutes. Built for people who want to bring their faith into their workday before the noise takes over.Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PrayerBeforeWork Questions or feedback: https://prayerbeforework.com
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