forgiveness – Danita Ogandaga, MSW

Okay, I am so excited to announce that danitaogandaga.com will be hosing a series Community Holiday Grief Workshops starting next month!

The holidays are coming but you’re not ready yet? There are so many people that are wondering how they are going to be able to make it through the next two festive- filled holidays without falling apart.

No matter what stage of grief you are in or from what (death, loss of job, foreclosure, displacement, abortion), get equipped to heal your hurts this holiday season.

Details coming!#hopestartstoday

God loves you so much!

Danita Ogandaga

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A Note on Bitterness

02/11/2013 danitaogandaga

A Note on Bitterness

When you ask God to come in and evaluate your life, He begins to show you the areas of your life that may be clogging your potential and ability to hear from Him.

So many people have been hurt to their core. Hurt, anger, and bitterness holds us captive and unable to move. We are justified by our reasoning but are in serious need of letting go so that we can be released into things of God.

Feeding families, ministers leaving the church to start their own ministries and taking your members, stealing husbands and girlfriends. We may think it is not fair and seek to go after our own justice nurturing the hurt while injuring ourselves in the process.

So many of us have been hurt so much but we retreated from the very things we are supposed to pursue and use the pain to build walls and thus have become isolated and lost the ability to be relational.

God loves us so much and He wants us to be sensitive to His voice so that we can become sensitive once again to His people.

When we forgive, God opens the doors! Often the ones who have hurt us will bless us! Forgive so God can forgive you and most importantly use you.

Emotional Healing

Drop Them Bags: Forgive Now!

12/03/201206/14/2015 danitaogandaga

Everyone knows that forgiveness is not easy! Stephen Hayes suggested that unforgiveness is like being on a giant hook. Next to you on the hook is the person who has hurt you. The hook is extremely painful and wherever you go, so does that hook and so does the offender. The only way you can get off the hook is if you allow the offender off first. The cost of not allowing the offender off of the hook is, perhaps, a lifetime of unhappiness. Is it really worth it to spend your life unhappy?

Join me and one of my clients, Berenice, as we discuss her powerful testimony of forgiveness! The spanish version is also available on YouTube.

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Be blessed!