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Offense is inevitable — but what you do with it changes everything.

In Week 5 of Project 31: The Road to Wisdom, Pastor Jerimy Kanaday teaches that an offense to our heart can lead to a stronghold in our minds. Drawing from Proverbs, Matthew 24, and 2 Corinthians 10, he shows how unresolved offense quietly cuts us off from God and from the people around us — and what it actually takes to break free.

The big idea: injury is the intersection where we find healing or stay hurt. Both are painful. Only one has the power to transform us.

Pastor Jerimy walks through four practical steps for breaking the cycle of offense:- Recognize the enemy's strategy- Repent for the offenses you've taken on — real or unreal- Renounce your agreement with the lies you've believed- Resist future attacks and assignments

Scriptures Referenced:- Matthew 4:17- Matthew 6:33- Matthew 24:10–14- Proverbs 4:23- Proverbs 10:12- Proverbs 16:28- Proverbs 17:9- Proverbs 18:19- 2 Corinthians 2:10–11- 2 Corinthians 6:16–17- 2 Corinthians 10:4–6- Genesis 3:1- Genesis 4:6–7- Luke 17:1, 3–4- Titus 2:11–12- 1 Peter 5:8–9- Revelation 3:19

Tap to read Pastor Jerimy's notes: https://www.christchapel.live/s/Project-31-wk5.pdf