Offense is everywhere in today’s culture—even within the church. But what does Scripture say about how believers should respond when we feel hurt, wronged, or misunderstood?

In this episode, Kristin explores the biblical concept of offense and why it can be such a powerful trap for the mind and heart. Drawing from the Greek word skandalon—meaning the bait of a trap—she explains how offense often begins with a thought that we choose to agree with. When left unchecked, those thoughts can lead to resentment, unforgiveness, and a cold, hardened heart.

Through biblical teaching and practical reflection, you’ll learn how the enemy uses offense to disrupt our relationships with others and with God. More importantly, you’ll discover the path to freedom: taking ownership of our reactions, releasing offense through forgiveness, and choosing to live in love.

If you’ve ever struggled with feeling hurt, overlooked, betrayed, or misunderstood, this episode will help you examine your heart, renew your mindset, and move toward the peace and freedom God intends.

Living unoffended doesn’t mean ignoring pain—it means trusting God as your defender and choosing love over resentment.

Key Topics in This Episode

• What the Bible says about offense

• The meaning of skandalon (the bait of a trap)

• How offense begins with thoughts we agree with

• Why offense hardens the heart and blocks love

• Taking ownership of our reactions

• The role of forgiveness in breaking free from offense

• Learning to live “unoffendable” through faith

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