Would you pastor the people who rejected you?

Every man will eventually be wounded by someone he respected, trusted, or tried to serve. You may be overlooked for a promotion, unfairly criticized, betrayed by a friend, rejected by family, or judged before anyone truly knows your heart. In those moments, bitterness can feel justified—but it will quietly rob you of your peace, your leadership, and your relationship with God. Simpson George's story reminds us that real strength isn't found in getting even; it's found in trusting God to defend your name. Instead of allowing rejection to define him, he chose forgiveness, humility, and love. Years later, God used that decision to bring healing where division once existed. Ask yourself: Is there someone you've been holding a grudge against? Have you been replaying old wounds instead of releasing them to God? Don't let offense keep you from the man God is calling you to become. See people through the eyes of Jesus, trust Him with your hurts, and allow His grace to shape your response. The greatest victories are often won not by proving you're right, but by choosing to love when it's hardest.   Join the mission. Be part of the impact — support here: 365 Christian Men Link