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The final sermon in the series we have guest speaker. Nate Hamblin in the corner talking love and forgiveness. Nate gets real about why love is the heavyweight champ in any marriage and how, without it, you're stepping into the ring unprepared. He's set to knock out common myths about keeping score of wrongs and instead champions shredding that list like unwanted junk mail. Nate shows us how forgiveness isn't just about saying "I'm sorry," but more like a full-contact sport in the quest for a stronger, more resilient bond. So, lace up your gloves and get ready to go a few rounds with Nate as he coaches us on fighting fair and loving hard, no bell needed.SERMON NOTES: https://sermons.church/archived?church&sermonid=55128&cred_referrer_form_id=26LINKSGiving: https://brookside.org/giveThe Weekly Guide: https://www.brookside.org/infoConnect: https://brksd.church/connectPrayer & Support: https://brksd.church/careDISCUSSION QUESTIONS1. How does Nate explanation of love in 1 Corinthians 13 apply to the day-to-day realities of marriage?2. How can we practically apply the concept of "keeping no record of wrongs" in our relationships, particularly with our spouses?3. What can we learn from the story of Peter asking Jesus how many times to forgive? How does this translate to forgiveness between spouses?4. How might the parable of the unforgiving servant challenge us in the way we handle forgiveness in our own marriages?5. What are some ways to pray for an offender, particularly in a marital context, and how can this practice soften our hearts?6. In what ways is covenantal love different from other types of love, and why is this distinction important for martial health?7. How does extending forgiveness repeatedly in marriage reflect the character of Jesus?8. Nate mentioned the danger of hardheartedness in marriage. What are some signs of developing hardheartedness and how can we combat it?9. Can you share a personal experience where extending or receiving forgiveness in your marriage led to a significant positive change?10. How can Christian couples create a culture of forgiveness in their home, ensuring that they are reflecting Christ's love consistently