The Truth About True Love Part 3: No Record of Wrongs

Resentment quietly destroys relationships. You may still love the person, but you’re replaying the words, holding onto the moment, or keeping mental receipts. The Bible teaches that love keeps no record of wrongs, but forgiveness feels impossible when you’ve been deeply hurt. This message shows how true love forgives, how to release resentment, and how to stop letting past pain control your future. If you’re struggling to forgive someone — or even yourself — this sermon will help you find freedom.

In this sermon, Pastor Travis Hearn of Impact Church teaches what it really means to forgive from the heart and why grace is the only way relationships survive.

In this sermon, you’ll learn:

How to forgive someone who keeps hurting you

What “love keeps no record of wrongs” actually means

The difference between forgiveness and reconciliation

Why bitterness is silently damaging your relationship

How to release resentment without ignoring real hurt

How to stop replaying past offenses

You can’t build intimacy while holding onto receipts. You can’t move forward while reopening closed cases. And you can’t walk in freedom while dragging chains from the past. True love doesn’t operate like a courtroom. It operates like a cross. When forgiveness flows, healing follows.