Episode

Episode 13

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Living Unoffended Podcast
Published
Mar 9, 2026
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Summary

In this episode, Brant talks about a struggle many people quietly carry: regret. When we look back at things we've done—years ago or recently—it can feel impossible to move forward. But if God has already offered forgiveness, why do we keep holding on to guilt? Brant explores what Scripture says about condemnation, why guilt should lead us back to the cross—not keep us trapped in shame—and how accepting God's forgiveness helps us move forward instead of getting stuck in the past. Sometimes the hardest person to forgive is ourselves. But if the cross was enough for God, it can be enough for us too.