QUANDO TE FIZEREM MAL, NÃO REVIDE — CONFIE NA JUSTIÇA DE DEUS ] HELENA TANNURE
Central da Palavra
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What to do when someone treats us unjustly? Does the Bible teach that we should seek revenge or leave the situation in God's hands?
In this message, Helena Tannure speaks about God's justice, revenge, forgiveness, faith, and how to react when we are hurt or wronged.
There are situations where our first instinct is to respond in kind.
We want to defend ourselves.
We want to prove we are right.
Sometimes, we even want the other person to experience what they made us go through.
But the Christian faith presents a different path.
In this sermon, Pastor Helena Tannure shows why trusting in God's justice doesn't mean ignoring what happened, but choosing not to allow resentment, anger, or the desire for revenge to control our actions.
Throughout this message, you will reflect on:
how to act when someone commits an injustice against you;
what the Bible teaches about revenge;
why we shouldn't repay evil with evil;
how to trust in God's justice;
The difference between justice and revenge;
How to deal with anger after an injustice;
Why surrendering a situation to God doesn't mean being passive;
How to preserve your peace in the face of people who have hurt you;
How to act wisely when you know you are being treated unjustly;
The role of forgiveness in the Christian life;
How to prevent resentment and the desire for revenge from dominating your heart;
How to keep walking while waiting for a situation to be resolved.
Trusting in God's justice does not mean desiring the destruction of those who have hurt us.
It means recognizing that we don't need to take the place of judge and turn our lives into a permanent attempt to repay what was done to us.
The Bible presents this principle very clearly in Romans 12:19, when it instructs Christians not to seek revenge on their own.
This does not mean accepting abuse, remaining in harmful situations, or failing to seek the correct means of protection and justice when necessary.
It means not allowing revenge, hatred, and resentment to determine our actions.
How to Trust in God's Justice?
This is one of the most difficult questions for those who have been hurt.
When an injustice occurs, we usually want a quick answer.
We want everything to be clarified.
We want people to acknowledge what they did.
But this doesn't always happen in our time.
It is precisely in these moments that faith is put to the test.
Helena Tannure shows in this message that there are battles that don't need to be fought indefinitely.
In certain situations, continuing to relive the offense can cause even more suffering than what originally happened.
Therefore, trusting in God also involves learning to say:
“I will not allow what was done to me to determine who I will become.”
Is God's justice the same as revenge?
No.
Revenge stems from the personal desire to return the pain.
Justice seeks what is right.
This difference is fundamental to understanding the biblical message.
A Christian can seek protection, set boundaries, seek help, and use the legitimate avenues available when suffering injustice.
What the Bible confronts is the decision to transform one's own life into a quest for revenge.
If you are facing a situation of injustice, disappointment, betrayal, conflict, or hurt, this message from Helena Tannure can help you reflect on how to react without losing your peace, your faith, and your values.
Watch until the end and reflect:
Are you trying to take justice into your own hands, or are you able to surrender what you cannot control into God's hands?
Share this message with someone who is experiencing injustice and needs wisdom to decide how to act.
Subscribe to Central da Palavra to follow new messages from Helena Tannure about faith, God's justice, forgiveness, relationships, wisdom, Christian life, spiritual maturity, and growth with God.
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This channel was created to edify Christian women. Here you will find sermons from leading female influencers in the Christian community such as Helena Tannure and Naiane Câmara!
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Glória a Deus ❤
É verdade mesmo, com certeza, concordo plenamente com vc ❤️
Eu creio em Nome do Nosso Senhor e Salvador, Jesus Cristo ❤️
Missionária Helena tarnura
Pregar,mas hj eu tirei os atrasados como Deus falou comigo 😢
Jesus cura todo meu interior!
QUANDO TE FIZEREM MAL, NÃO REVIDE — CONFIE NA JUSTIÇA DE DEUS ] HELENA TANNURE
Central da Palavra
247,085 views
What to do when someone treats us unjustly? Does the Bible teach that we should seek revenge or leave the situation in God's hands?
In this message, Helena Tannure speaks about God's justice, revenge, forgiveness, faith, and how to react when we are hurt or wronged.
There are situations where our first instinct is to respond in kind.
We want to defend ourselves.
We want to prove we are right.
Sometimes, we even want the other person to experience what they made us go through.
But the Christian faith presents a different path.
In this sermon, Pastor Helena Tannure shows why trusting in God's justice doesn't mean ignoring what happened, but choosing not to allow resentment, anger, or the desire for revenge to control our actions.
Throughout this message, you will reflect on:
how to act when someone commits an injustice against you;
what the Bible teaches about revenge;
why we shouldn't repay evil with evil;
how to trust in God's justice;
The difference between justice and revenge;
How to deal with anger after an injustice;
Why surrendering a situation to God doesn't mean being passive;
How to preserve your peace in the face of people who have hurt you;
How to act wisely when you know you are being treated unjustly;
The role of forgiveness in the Christian life;
How to prevent resentment and the desire for revenge from dominating your heart;
How to keep walking while waiting for a situation to be resolved.
Trusting in God's justice does not mean desiring the destruction of those who have hurt us.
It means recognizing that we don't need to take the place of judge and turn our lives into a permanent attempt to repay what was done to us.
The Bible presents this principle very clearly in Romans 12:19, when it instructs Christians not to seek revenge on their own.
This does not mean accepting abuse, remaining in harmful situations, or failing to seek the correct means of protection and justice when necessary.
It means not allowing revenge, hatred, and resentment to determine our actions.
How to Trust in God's Justice?
This is one of the most difficult questions for those who have been hurt.
When an injustice occurs, we usually want a quick answer.
We want everything to be clarified.
We want people to acknowledge what they did.
But this doesn't always happen in our time.
It is precisely in these moments that faith is put to the test.
Helena Tannure shows in this message that there are battles that don't need to be fought indefinitely.
In certain situations, continuing to relive the offense can cause even more suffering than what originally happened.
Therefore, trusting in God also involves learning to say:
“I will not allow what was done to me to determine who I will become.”
Is God's justice the same as revenge?
No.
Revenge stems from the personal desire to return the pain.
Justice seeks what is right.
This difference is fundamental to understanding the biblical message.
A Christian can seek protection, set boundaries, seek help, and use the legitimate avenues available when suffering injustice.
What the Bible confronts is the decision to transform one's own life into a quest for revenge.
If you are facing a situation of injustice, disappointment, betrayal, conflict, or hurt, this message from Helena Tannure can help you reflect on how to react without losing your peace, your faith, and your values.
Watch until the end and reflect:
Are you trying to take justice into your own hands, or are you able to surrender what you cannot control into God's hands?
Share this message with someone who is experiencing injustice and needs wisdom to decide how to act.
Subscribe to Central da Palavra to follow new messages from Helena Tannure about faith, God's justice, forgiveness, relationships, wisdom, Christian life, spiritual maturity, and growth with God.
Keywords related: Helena Tannure, Helena Tannure preaching, God's justice, God will do justice, revenge in the Bible, don't take revenge, how to deal with injustice, I was wronged, Christian forgiveness, trusting in God, God sees everything, surrendering to God, resentment, bitterness, faith in difficult times, Christian life, biblical wisdom.
#HelenaTannure #GodsJustice #Faith #Forgiveness #Preaching #ChristianLife
______________________________________________________________________________
This channel was created to edify Christian women. Here you will find sermons from leading female influencers in the Christian community such as Helena Tannure and Naiane Câmara!
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