Avoiding The Trap Of Being Offended

Kenneth W. Hagin, President of Kenneth Hagin Ministries and pastor of RHEMA Bible Church, seizes every ministry opportunity to impart the attitude of “I cannot be defeated, and I will not quit.” Rev. Hagin has ministered for 50 years, beginning as an associate pastor and traveling evangelist. He has organized and developed RHEMA Bible Training Centers around the world and is the founding pastor of RHEMA Bible Church. He hosts the annual A Call to Arms® Men’s Conference and with his wife, Lynette, cohosts RHEMA Praise, a weekly television broadcast, and Rhema for Today, a weekday radio program broadcast throughout the United States. They also conduct Living Faith Crusades, spreading the message of faith and healing to the world.

To fulfill the urgent call of God to prepare the Church for a deeper experience of His Presence, Rev. Hagin emphasizes key spiritual truths about faith, healing, and other vital subjects. He ministers with a strong healing anointing, and his ministry helps lead believers into a greater experience of the glory of God.

Jesus Christ died to set us free from sin, sickness, and poverty. But that is exactly what the enemy has planned for us, and one of the easiest ways for him to enter our lives is through the deception of getting offended and not forgiving others.

It’s easy to get offended at someone. Another driver cuts us off in traffic. The store clerk overcharges us. Our boss—or worse, our spouse or best friend—doesn’t treat us right. Sometimes all the facts tell us, “You’re right and they’re wrong. You don’t have to forgive them!” But forgiveness brings great rewards—greater than we realize.

In this vital message, author and pastor Kenneth W. Hagin explains that staying offended costs us, but forgiving those who wrong us pays the rich dividends of peace, restored relationships, and harmony.

Don’t let the enemy steal your joy today or your destiny tomorrow. Arm yourself to stay free from the trap of getting offended and live your life in victory!

This book will teach readers:

• How to keep from becoming offended.

• How to escape from the trap of being offended and enjoy better relationships.

• How to resolve conflicts and restore peace.