Singletons
Rezolver's implementation of singletons has three entry points:
- The RegisterSingleton overload, which offers a shortcut to registering a type via the ConstructorTarget or GenericConstructorTarget (see the construction injection topic for more) as a singleton.
- The Singleton extension method, which creates a new SingletonTarget that wraps the target on which it is called, converting it into a singleton.
- The SingletonTarget(ITarget) constructor
The SingletonTarget enforces a lock around its inner target so that its first result is cached and then returned for each subsequent Resolve operation.
Note
At the moment, the lifetime of a singleton is tied to the lifetime of the SingletonTarget itself.
If you only ever have one container, or if you have multiple containers but use different targets for singletons
of the same type, apply across the whole AppDomain
, then you won't enounter any issues. But if you create multiple
containers from the same ITargetContainer, then you will find that singletons will be shared between them.
In the future (v1.2), singletons will be unique to each container - meaning that the same registration in two different containers would yield two different singletons.
Examples
Tip
As with many of the other examples throughout this guide, you'll find the code for these tests in the test/Rezolver.Examples
tests
project.
Constructor Injection
If you are using the RegisterType overload, you can swap it for the RegisterSingleton overload to register a singleton for constructor injection:
var container = new Container();
// The RegisterSingleton overload is like the RegisterType
// overload, it creates a ConstructorTarget/GenericConstructorTarget
// and wraps it in a SingletonTarget
container.RegisterSingleton<MyService, IMyService>();
var result1 = container.Resolve<IMyService>();
var result2 = container.Resolve<IMyService>();
Assert.Same(result1, result2);
Constructor Injection (via Singleton extension)
If you need to use some of the more advanced constructor injection functionality, such as
named argument binding, or
specific ConstructorInfo
binding, then you can't use the
RegisterSingleton overload - because that creates the ConstructorTarget or
GenericConstructorTarget for you. Instead, you will create it yourself and then wrap a
SingletonTarget around it - using either its SingletonTarget(ITarget) constructor, or
the Singleton ITarget extension method.
Note
The SingletonTarget inherits its DeclaredType from its inner target - so a singleton will always be compatible with whatever type its inner target is compatible with.
This example is derived from the named argument binding constructor injection
example mentioned above, except the RequiresIMyServiceAndDateTime
type is registered as a singleton via the
Singleton ITarget extension method:
// This time, because we're binding to a specific constructor with named
// arguments, we have to create a ConstructorTarget manually and then
// convert it to a Singleton with the .Singleton() extension method
var container = new Container();
container.RegisterType<MyService, IMyService>();
container.Register(
Target.ForType<RequiresIMyServiceAndDateTime>(new {
startDate = Target.ForObject(DateTime.UtcNow.AddDays(1))
}
).Singleton()); // //<-- Singleton created here
var result1 = container.Resolve<RequiresIMyServiceAndDateTime>();
var result2 = container.Resolve<RequiresIMyServiceAndDateTime>();
Assert.Same(result1, result2);
Open Generics
When you register an open generic (via generic constructor injection) as a singleton, then one singleton is created for each concrete generic type:
var container = new Container();
// note - UsesAnyService<> doesn't have any dependencies
container.RegisterSingleton(typeof(UsesAnyService<>), typeof(IUsesAnyService<>));
var result1a = container.Resolve<IUsesAnyService<MyService1>>();
var result1b = container.Resolve<IUsesAnyService<MyService1>>();
var result2a = container.Resolve<IUsesAnyService<MyService2>>();
var result2b = container.Resolve<IUsesAnyService<MyService2>>();
Assert.Same(result1a, result1b);
Assert.Same(result2a, result2b);
Factory Delegates
Building on the factory delegate documentation, we can also register delegates as singletons, too:
var container = new Container();
// Incremented by the delegate registered below
int counter = 0;
container.Register(
Target.ForDelegate(() => ++counter).Singleton()
);
var result1 = container.Resolve<int>();
var result2 = container.Resolve<int>();
Assert.Equal(counter, result1);
Assert.Equal(result1, result2);
Note
Clearly this is not a real-world example - but intended to be as illustrative as possible of the effects of converting a delegate into a singleton: the delegate will be executed just the once.
Expressions
If you're registering expressions in your container then you won't be surprised to learn you can also register these as singletons. By now, you should pretty much already be able to guess how!
This example is similar to the delegate example above, in that we have a counter variable which is being (pre)incremented by an expression,
with its result returned whenever we resolve an int
. In itself this poses an additional challenge because such an expression cannot be
written as a compile-time lambda (assignments are not allowed). So in this case we have a type which holds a mutable counter:
public class CounterHolder
{
public int Counter { get; set; }
}
We register that as a singleton (so the counter is shared) and then build an expression by hand to return the result of pre-incrementing it and writing the value back to the counter holder. This example also shows another way to leverage Rezolver's ability to inject arguments into your expressions, by supplying a hand-built LambdaExpression with Parameters:
// Similar to the delegate example above,
// but we're injecting an instance which holds the counter
// so we can use a PreIncrementAssign UnaryExpression, which you
// can't do in compiler-built lambda expressions.
// In any case, you can't change the value of a lifted local in
// an expression, because it's lifted as a constant.
var container = new Container();
container.RegisterSingleton<CounterHolder>();
// expression below is equivalent to:
// (CounterHolder c) => ++c.Counter
var counterHolderParam = Expression.Parameter(typeof(CounterHolder));
container.Register(
new ExpressionTarget(Expression.Lambda(
Expression.PreIncrementAssign(
Expression.Property(counterHolderParam, "Counter")
),
counterHolderParam
)).Singleton()
);
// get the singleton CounterHolder and change its counter to 10
var counterHolder = container.Resolve<CounterHolder>();
counterHolder.Counter = 10;
// now resolve two ints via the expression which would, if
// the expression wasn't registered as a singleton, increment
// the counterHolder.Counter property twice
var result1 = container.Resolve<int>();
var result2 = container.Resolve<int>();
// counterHolder's Counter should have been incremented only once
Assert.Equal(counterHolder.Counter, result1);
Assert.Equal(result1, result2);
Mixing Transient and Singleton
Rezolver allows you to mix singletons and transients in a single object graph, since an individual registration controls its own lifetime.
First, we have a transient object with dependencies on objects registered as singletons (the most common case):
Note
The RequiresMyServices
type and other related types shown here are introduced in the constructor injection
topic.
var container = new Container();
container.RegisterType<RequiresMyServices>();
container.RegisterSingleton<MyService1>();
container.RegisterSingleton<MyService2>();
container.RegisterSingleton<MyService3>();
var service1 = container.Resolve<MyService1>();
var service2 = container.Resolve<MyService2>();
var service3 = container.Resolve<MyService3>();
var dependant1 = container.Resolve<RequiresMyServices>();
var dependant2 = container.Resolve<RequiresMyServices>();
Assert.NotSame(dependant1, dependant2);
Assert.Same(service1, dependant1.Service1);
Assert.Same(service2, dependant1.Service2);
Assert.Same(service3, dependant1.Service3);
Assert.Same(dependant1.Service1, dependant2.Service1);
Assert.Same(dependant1.Service2, dependant2.Service2);
Assert.Same(dependant1.Service3, dependant2.Service3);
Then, the same types, but this time the RequiresMyServices
type is registered as a singleton, with the three dependency types registered
as transient:
var container = new Container();
container.RegisterSingleton<RequiresMyServices>();
container.RegisterType<MyService1>();
container.RegisterType<MyService2>();
container.RegisterType<MyService3>();
var service1 = container.Resolve<MyService1>();
var service2 = container.Resolve<MyService2>();
var service3 = container.Resolve<MyService3>();
var dependant1 = container.Resolve<RequiresMyServices>();
var dependant2 = container.Resolve<RequiresMyServices>();
Assert.Same(dependant1, dependant2);
Assert.NotSame(service1, dependant1.Service1);
Assert.NotSame(service2, dependant1.Service2);
Assert.NotSame(service3, dependant1.Service3);
Singletons in Enumerables
Building on the examples shown in the enumerables documentation, you can register a singleton among a collection of services which are later resolved or injected as an enumerable of that service:
var container = new Container();
container.RegisterType<MyService1, IMyService>();
container.RegisterSingleton<MyService2, IMyService>();
container.RegisterType<MyService3, IMyService>();
var result1 = container.Resolve<IEnumerable<IMyService>>().ToArray();
var result2 = container.Resolve<IEnumerable<IMyService>>().ToArray();
Assert.NotSame(result1[0], result2[0]);
Assert.Same(result1[1], result2[1]);
Assert.NotSame(result1[2], result2[2]);
Note
At present, the enumerable itself is always a new instance, even if every element within it is a singleton. There is currently no way to force an enumerable to be a singleton, however this ability might be added at a later date. If, however, you inject the enumerable as a dependency of a singleton, then it will behave as you would expect.
Decorating Singletons
The decorator documentation show many permutations of Rezolver's support for the decorator pattern. As the documentation for transient objects mentions, it's not (currently) possible to control the lifetime of the decorators themselves, because they are always transient. However, as you would expect, if the original registration for the decorated type is a singleton, then each decorator instance that is created by the container will receive the same non-decorated service instance:
// See the notes on the decorators topic for why we have to
// create a TargetContainer for registrations in this example.
var targets = new TargetContainer();
targets.RegisterSingleton<MyService1, IMyService>();
targets.RegisterDecorator<MyServiceDecorator1, IMyService>();
var container = new Container(targets);
var decorator1 =
Assert.IsType<MyServiceDecorator1>(container.Resolve<IMyService>());
var decorator2 =
Assert.IsType<MyServiceDecorator1>(container.Resolve<IMyService>());
Assert.Same(decorator1.Inner, decorator2.Inner);
Wrapping up (and next steps)
The key takeaway from this is that you can convert any of the targets in the Rezolver.Targets namespace into a singleton simply by wrapping a SingletonTarget around it. Clearly, there are some targets to which you shouldn't do this (the ScopedTarget and the SingletonTarget itself, for instance!) although, right now, Rezolver doesn't prevent you from doing so.
- You should now take a look at how explicitly scoped objects are supported by Rezolver.
- You might also want to see how singletons behave inside an IContainerScope - which is part of the container scopes documentation.


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http://{Controller-IP}:{Controller-Port}/restconf/operational/network-topology:network-topology/topology/topology-netconf/node/{{router}}/yang-ext:mount/
URL '/' code: %2F
Schemes: http
Version: 1.0.0
Paths
WATCHDOG - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: watchdog
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"watchdog": {Watchdog information
"nodes": {List of nodes
"node": [No description
{
"memory-state": {State of memory
"memory-state": "string", State of memory
"free-memory": "integer", Free memory in bytes
"physical-memory": "integer" Physical memory in bytes
},
"threshold-memory": {Threshold memory
"default": {System default memory
"configured-memory": {Configured memory
"severe": "integer", Severe memory threshold in bytes
"critical": "integer", Critical memory in bytes
"minor": "integer" Minor memory threshold in bytes
},
"memory": {Memory Information
"memory-state": "string", State of memory
"free-memory": "integer", Free memory in bytes
"physical-memory": "integer" Physical memory in bytes
}
},
"configured": {Memory configured by user
"severe": "integer", Severe memory threshold in bytes
"critical": "integer", Critical memory in bytes
"minor": "integer" Minor memory threshold in bytes
}
},
"overload-state": {Display overload control state
"last-throttle": [No description
{
"throttle-duration": "integer", Current throttle duration in seconds
"stop-time": "string", Last throttle stop time in format :day-of-week\nmonth date-of-month HH:MM:SS year eg: Thu Feb 1\n18:32:14 2011
"start-time": "string" Current throttle start time in format\n:day-of-week month date-of-month HH:MM:SS year\neg: Thu Feb 1 18:32:14 2011
}
],
"configured-wdsysmon-throttle": "integer", Configured resmon throttle
"overload-control-notification": "string", State of overload control notification
"current-throttle": {Current throttle information
"start-time": "string", Current throttle start time in format\n:day-of-week month date-of-month HH:MM:SS year\neg: Thu Feb 1 18:32:14 2011
"throttle-duration": "integer" Current throttle duration in seconds
},
"default-wdsysmon-throttle": "integer" Default resmon throttle
},
"node-name": "string" Node name
}
]
}
}
}
NODES - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: nodes
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"nodes": {List of nodes
"node": [No description
{
"memory-state": {State of memory
"memory-state": "string", State of memory
"free-memory": "integer", Free memory in bytes
"physical-memory": "integer" Physical memory in bytes
},
"threshold-memory": {Threshold memory
"default": {System default memory
"configured-memory": {Configured memory
"severe": "integer", Severe memory threshold in bytes
"critical": "integer", Critical memory in bytes
"minor": "integer" Minor memory threshold in bytes
},
"memory": {Memory Information
"memory-state": "string", State of memory
"free-memory": "integer", Free memory in bytes
"physical-memory": "integer" Physical memory in bytes
}
},
"configured": {Memory configured by user
"severe": "integer", Severe memory threshold in bytes
"critical": "integer", Critical memory in bytes
"minor": "integer" Minor memory threshold in bytes
}
},
"overload-state": {Display overload control state
"last-throttle": [No description
{
"throttle-duration": "integer", Current throttle duration in seconds
"stop-time": "string", Last throttle stop time in format :day-of-week\nmonth date-of-month HH:MM:SS year eg: Thu Feb 1\n18:32:14 2011
"start-time": "string" Current throttle start time in format\n:day-of-week month date-of-month HH:MM:SS year\neg: Thu Feb 1 18:32:14 2011
}
],
"configured-wdsysmon-throttle": "integer", Configured resmon throttle
"overload-control-notification": "string", State of overload control notification
"current-throttle": {Current throttle information
"start-time": "string", Current throttle start time in format\n:day-of-week month date-of-month HH:MM:SS year\neg: Thu Feb 1 18:32:14 2011
"throttle-duration": "integer" Current throttle duration in seconds
},
"default-wdsysmon-throttle": "integer" Default resmon throttle
},
"node-name": "string" Node name
}
]
}
}
NODE - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: node
ID of node-name
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"node": [No description
{
"memory-state": {State of memory
"memory-state": "string", State of memory
"free-memory": "integer", Free memory in bytes
"physical-memory": "integer" Physical memory in bytes
},
"threshold-memory": {Threshold memory
"default": {System default memory
"configured-memory": {Configured memory
"severe": "integer", Severe memory threshold in bytes
"critical": "integer", Critical memory in bytes
"minor": "integer" Minor memory threshold in bytes
},
"memory": {Memory Information
"memory-state": "string", State of memory
"free-memory": "integer", Free memory in bytes
"physical-memory": "integer" Physical memory in bytes
}
},
"configured": {Memory configured by user
"severe": "integer", Severe memory threshold in bytes
"critical": "integer", Critical memory in bytes
"minor": "integer" Minor memory threshold in bytes
}
},
"overload-state": {Display overload control state
"last-throttle": [No description
{
"throttle-duration": "integer", Current throttle duration in seconds
"stop-time": "string", Last throttle stop time in format :day-of-week\nmonth date-of-month HH:MM:SS year eg: Thu Feb 1\n18:32:14 2011
"start-time": "string" Current throttle start time in format\n:day-of-week month date-of-month HH:MM:SS year\neg: Thu Feb 1 18:32:14 2011
}
],
"configured-wdsysmon-throttle": "integer", Configured resmon throttle
"overload-control-notification": "string", State of overload control notification
"current-throttle": {Current throttle information
"start-time": "string", Current throttle start time in format\n:day-of-week month date-of-month HH:MM:SS year\neg: Thu Feb 1 18:32:14 2011
"throttle-duration": "integer" Current throttle duration in seconds
},
"default-wdsysmon-throttle": "integer" Default resmon throttle
},
"node-name": "string" Node name
}
]
}
THRESHOLD-MEMORY - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: threshold-memory
ID of node-name
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"threshold-memory": {Threshold memory
"default": {System default memory
"configured-memory": {Configured memory
"severe": "integer", Severe memory threshold in bytes
"critical": "integer", Critical memory in bytes
"minor": "integer" Minor memory threshold in bytes
},
"memory": {Memory Information
"memory-state": "string", State of memory
"free-memory": "integer", Free memory in bytes
"physical-memory": "integer" Physical memory in bytes
}
},
"configured": {Memory configured by user
"severe": "integer", Severe memory threshold in bytes
"critical": "integer", Critical memory in bytes
"minor": "integer" Minor memory threshold in bytes
}
}
}
DEFAULT - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: default
ID of node-name
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"default": {System default memory
"configured-memory": {Configured memory
"severe": "integer", Severe memory threshold in bytes
"critical": "integer", Critical memory in bytes
"minor": "integer" Minor memory threshold in bytes
},
"memory": {Memory Information
"memory-state": "string", State of memory
"free-memory": "integer", Free memory in bytes
"physical-memory": "integer" Physical memory in bytes
}
}
}
CONFIGURED-MEMORY - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: configured-memory
ID of node-name
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"configured-memory": {Configured memory
"severe": "integer", Severe memory threshold in bytes
"critical": "integer", Critical memory in bytes
"minor": "integer" Minor memory threshold in bytes
}
}
MEMORY - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: memory
ID of node-name
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"memory": {Memory Information
"memory-state": "string", State of memory
"free-memory": "integer", Free memory in bytes
"physical-memory": "integer" Physical memory in bytes
}
}
CONFIGURED - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: configured
ID of node-name
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"configured": {Memory configured by user
"severe": "integer", Severe memory threshold in bytes
"critical": "integer", Critical memory in bytes
"minor": "integer" Minor memory threshold in bytes
}
}
MEMORY-STATE - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: memory-state
ID of node-name
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"memory-state": {State of memory
"memory-state": "string", State of memory
"free-memory": "integer", Free memory in bytes
"physical-memory": "integer" Physical memory in bytes
}
}
OVERLOAD-STATE - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: overload-state
ID of node-name
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"overload-state": {Display overload control state
"last-throttle": [No description
{
"throttle-duration": "integer", Current throttle duration in seconds
"stop-time": "string", Last throttle stop time in format :day-of-week\nmonth date-of-month HH:MM:SS year eg: Thu Feb 1\n18:32:14 2011
"start-time": "string" Current throttle start time in format\n:day-of-week month date-of-month HH:MM:SS year\neg: Thu Feb 1 18:32:14 2011
}
],
"configured-wdsysmon-throttle": "integer", Configured resmon throttle
"overload-control-notification": "string", State of overload control notification
"current-throttle": {Current throttle information
"start-time": "string", Current throttle start time in format\n:day-of-week month date-of-month HH:MM:SS year\neg: Thu Feb 1 18:32:14 2011
"throttle-duration": "integer" Current throttle duration in seconds
},
"default-wdsysmon-throttle": "integer" Default resmon throttle
}
}
CURRENT-THROTTLE - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: current-throttle
ID of node-name
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"current-throttle": {Current throttle information
"start-time": "string", Current throttle start time in format\n:day-of-week month date-of-month HH:MM:SS year\neg: Thu Feb 1 18:32:14 2011
"throttle-duration": "integer" Current throttle duration in seconds
}
}
LAST-THROTTLE - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: last-throttle
ID of node-name
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"last-throttle": {No description
"throttle-duration": "integer", Last throttle duration in seconds
"stop-time": "string", Last throttle stop time in format :day-of-week\nmonth date-of-month HH:MM:SS year eg: Thu Feb 1\n18:32:14 2011
"start-time": "string" Last throttle start time in format :day-of-week\nmonth date-of-month HH:MM:SS year eg: Thu Feb 1\n18:32:14 2011
}
}


Overview | Reports | Quarter | Contract
| Vendor Name: | UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA |
| Reference number: | K2A51-13-9050 |
| Contract Date: | 2013-10-21 |
| Description of work: | 0491 Other Prof. Serv. - Management consulting - OGD or programs |
| Contract period: | 2013-10-21 to 2014-03-31 |
| Delivery Date: | |
| Contract Value: | $21,780.00 |
| Comments: | To update and adjust the composite scoring system and to develop a method to score species based on geographic proximity and similarity of threats - Environmental Stewardship Branch |


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Ingredients
2 packages dry yeast
1 cup lukewarm milk
1 tsp. sugar
1 lb. margarine
4.5 cups flour
2 T. sugar
1 tsp. salt
6 egg yolks, beaten
Canned poppyseed filling
Slightly sweet black coffee (optional)
Directions
Dissolve yeast in lukewarm milk, with 1 t. sugar. Whisk to activate yeast.
Cut margarine into flour, sugar, and salt.
Add dissolved yeast and beaten egg yolks. Mix well.
Shape into ball, pat lightly with flour and wrap in wax paper.
Chill at least 4 hours. Can be chilled up to 3 days. (The longer it is chilled, the easier it is to roll out.) Dough will rise.
Preheat oven to 375°F.
Divide dough into 5-6 equal pieces. On floured service, roll a section to a ~1/4" thick rectangle.
Fill with nut filling below, or canned poppy seed, apricot, raspberry, prune, etc. Spread with filling, roll up tightly, pinch ends closed under the roll, and place on greased cookie sheet. Leave a little bit of space between the rolls to allow them to rise. Cover with towel and let rise until doubled.
Brush tops will sweetened coffee. Bake at 375°F for approx. 45 minutes. Cover loosely with foil the last 20 minutes if rolls are browning too quickly. Rolls should be golden brown when done.
Let rolls cool before trying to remove them. Wrap in foil to preserve. Can be frozen.
Background & History
The poppy seed filling is a paste of ground poppy seeds, milk, butter, sugar and/or honey, often with additional flavorings such as lemon zest and juice. It may have raisins. The walnut filling is a paste of ground walnuts, milk, butter, sugar, and raisins, often with additional flavorings such as coffee or orange zest.
A very long roll may be bent so that it fits on a baking sheet; the result is called a patkó (Hungarian: horseshoe). Before baking, the roll may be given a wash of milk. The roll can be finished with an icing after baking, made of powdered sugar and lemon juice (or a glaze during baking). Usually it is brought from the kitchen already sliced.
In Hungarian cuisine, the rolls, one with each filling, are served together. The combination is known as mákos és diós (poppy seed and walnut). However, in some English language cookbooks there may be no mention of the walnut filling, as if poppy seed were the only filling used. Some other non-Hungarian food writers combine the poppy seeds and walnuts together in one filling. Because Polish and Czech culture have intermingled, immigrants to America sometimes use the term Kolache to describe it.


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I live in AJ's podcast for your Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Joneses.
Welcome to episode 206 of Keeping Up with the Joneses where this week we're talking
about the importance of forgiveness.
I'm wondering why you would listen to a podcast episode on the importance of forgiveness.
It's not like how to grow wealth or how to increase favor or how to grow your prophetic
gift.
Would you I mean, thank you for listening and you're probably listening because you listen every week
But the importance of forgiveness is one of those amazing
Truth that maybe people might not want to listen to because it doesn't sound appealing
Yeah, it brings so much fruit in your life
thoughts
Yeah, I mean I actually think it's the best skill I ever learned
Because actually you can't get free
From anything that you have been through if you can't actually forgive
And you're going to require the ability or the skill to be able to forgive on a regular basis.

So I think it's actually super important and it's a great reminder of why we do it.
So I'm really glad you're listening to this episode for those reasons before we unpack forgiveness.
Let's catch up with our week.
Again, it's kind of weird because we're recording this episode on a Friday morning.
Instead of our usual Sunday night.
Very true. The sun is streaming in through the windows.
Which is strange because normally it's pitch black outside when we record.
Yes.
We're recording on a Friday because we're out of time this weekend and we realize,
"We're not going to be near a studio Sunday night, so we'll record in advance."
Talk to me about this week. There was an overshadowing event.
Well, I shouldn't say overshadowing. There was an event that was filled with joy this week and it was...
My birthday!
-You got to celebrate. -It's your birthday.
-It's your birthday. -Okay, please don't.
-Yes, sorry. -Would you celebrate your birthday?
Do you have a good one?
-I did. I had a great birthday. So fun.
I got to spend time with lots of different friends
and, of course, as a gifts person, I got some lovely gifts
and, yeah, it was perfect. Such a great week.
-Including a really creepy helium-filled llama balloon.
-It's not creepy. It's really cute. Okay.
-You notice it's not there anymore?
-What did you do to it?
I stabbed it in the throat.
Did you really?
I did.
I'll tell you why though.
It wasn't yours to stab.
It's my balloon.
It was going to deflate anywhere.
No, it wasn't.
It stays up for weeks.
You didn't really stab my balloon.
What do you make you feel better if I said I didn't?
Alan, you didn't even notice it was.
It doesn't matter.
It's my balloon.
I'm just going to start randomly stabbing your things and I'll go,
I didn't matter.
You didn't even notice.
Oh, you look for the next day and it was no too bad.
I didn't notice the second I stabbed it.
(laughs)
- Okay, let's talk about the importance
of forgiving a showy.
- We might need to right now.
I'm not happy with you at all.
- What was it that you were attached about the balloon?
- It's a gift, darling.

- It doesn't matter.
It was a cute balloon and I'm not happy with you.
- The balloon gave me so much trauma.

So my first point of consciousness, I kind of open my eyes.
And because one of the lamps is behind the balloon,
all I see is this giant silhouette of a creepy thing
floating over my head.

- I could have put it somewhere else.
- And then every time-- - You don't have to stab it.
- Well, every time I'd walk in the bedroom,
I'd forget it's there, and it's floating at my head.
I'm like, good, good lord.
So I just stabbed it last night and dealt with it.
I'm sorry.
I'm not.
No, not even remotely.
I'm not going to be sorry when I stab your presence either.
I didn't expect you to have such a visceral reaction.
Why I put it in the room so that it didn't get destroyed by the kids.
And instead my husband killed it.
I don't understand what you would have done with it.
Let's pretend I haven't stabbed it.
And let's pretend you noticed I had.
I would let the air out of the bottom of the valve.

I keep it to re-inflated at another time.
-You're on the road. -Enjoy.
-It doesn't matter. It was still mine.
-Okay. -You shouldn't have dudged it.
-Okay. I think it's funny that you haven't noticed
it's been dead for a couple of days.
-It hasn't been dead a couple of days.
It was there yesterday.
You killed it last night while I was out of the house.
And then I came to bed and it was virtually dark in the room.
I'm not surprised. I haven't noticed.
-Oh, baby, you cracked me up so much.
I love you, but I don't understand your time.
-It's okay. You're not going to understand a few things
in the future either.
Go ahead. What else did you want to talk about this week since you've obliterated one of my gifts?
Okay, now I'm scared.
Be scared.
Oh, oh, dear. Oh, dear.
I don't even know where to go from there.
Like what was the rest of the week?
You had your birthday. Great. We're done.
Yeah.
We had your birthday and then you got arrested.
All right. Perfect.
And then he got taken away.
Hey, I, we ate at the, well, you didn't, but I did.
with us some girls ate at the True Food Kitchen, which is now one of my new favorite restaurants
in Nashville.
What's good about it?
It is all sort of super healthy-ish food, like, you know, Josh and Chelsea.
They're kind of healthy.
But I love Josh and Chelsea, but they're not the benchmark for good tasting food for me.
Well, good.
No, but they're the benchmark for good healthy food.
And what I'm saying is it tastes great.
Okay.
It's not only healthy, but it tastes great.
- Really? - Yeah.
- What did you eat?
- I had the teriyaki chicken and quinoa bowl,
and it has a bunch of vegetables in it and a sauce,
and it's so good.
And then they have roasted cauliflower,
I had some of that and some Brussels sprouts.
But everybody, I was just checking with everybody,
'cause some people had tacos,
and some people had just all different stuff,
Pad Thai, and everybody liked their food.
- Great. - Yeah.
- All right.
It's quite the mix up of different food types.
So there you go.
Brilliant.
Thank you.
Did anything else happen this week?
It's honestly blur.
Um, lots of meetings, lots of teaching, lots of early nights, lots of early mornings.
True.
Praise God for some downtime.
Oh, I'm so excited.
Oh, well, I got to go and learn a new game yesterday.
Good.
That's about all we have time for.
And I can't.
What was your new game?
It's called Dutch Blitz.
It sounds like a drinking game.
Nope.
It wasn't a drinking game.
It's a card game, but it was really good.
Oh, and a podcast listener sent me a game to play.
So I'm going to take it to vacation with us.
Thanks, I think.
Well, it's supposed to be really fun.
They they put a note saying it's like similar, like cotan, I guess,
strategy wise, but less effort or less difficult to do.
So I've already told Abby about it.
We're planning on bringing in anti-sera and abbey and I can play.
So good knock yourself out. That's awesome. There you go. Thank you, generous, anonymous,
podcast listeners. Thank you very much. Our main topic for this week is all about the importance
of forgiveness. And there's the soundtrack. What do you want to talk about forgiveness?
What do I want to talk about it? Yeah, like, well, it's a thing we should do,
but hardly anybody does, and yet has incredible rewards and untangles us from a lot of pain and
And I think when we refuse to forgive, for example, we end up stuck, reaping the judgments
we made as a result of our pain.
What do you mean by that?
I mean, people hurt us, so we sit in response.
And usually, you know, when people hurt us, we write an narrative in our head about why
they hurt us, and so we make judgments.
And until we forgive those judgments, just keep boomeranging back on our lives.
So we end up stuck in this horrible cycle and forgiveness is the way out.
Yes, I agree.
I think you said at the beginning of that statement, you know, it's something that we
should do, but not many of us do do.
And I would say actually if you've met someone who's really happy or their heart is pretty
healed up, you've probably met someone who's really good at forgiving.
Yeah, you won't get joy or wholeness without forgiveness.
Correct.
me about your journey of forgiveness?
Well, I mean, I honestly struggled with the message of forgiveness to begin with,
because, you know, I, well, I didn't get saved till I was 15.
And then it was, it was around that time, maybe about six months later, that I
started hearing all these different messages on forgiveness.
And honestly, my response was, I got really angry, you know, took a
response to a message.
And do you know what was causing your anger?
Yeah, I misunderstood forgiveness.
I thought that if I forgave, then that meant the things that were done to me were
okay. Like it was like, you know, just going, Hey, no, it's totally fine that you
abused me. No, it's totally fine that my, you know, life growing up was a nightmare
kind of thing. So I was like, I'm offended that you would even ask me to forgive.
Because then it means it was totally fine.
What they did to me is there something about.
I mean, that's fascinating.
We say, I'm just wondering, like you're aware and justice has been done to you.
And if I forgive justices and carried out, is that, is that what was thinking?
Like this is an unrighteous part of this almost like by me staying in unforgiveness.
I'm kind of holding them hostage and somehow they're eventually going to get
theirs because I'm, I've got my little hands around their throat and unforgiveness kind of thing.

Yeah, pretty much.
I mean, it's not it.
Your unforgiveness doesn't hold them accountable.
It only holds you in prison.
Dang.
Right.
So what gets a really angry 15 year old from a position of one in justice and
demand and justice and feeling some sort of reward by being able to hold hands
around your father's neck saying, you don't get off.
Scott Free for what you did to me to actually move into forgiveness.
Well, it's sort of a long story.
But basically I ended up in a situation where I believed that my dad was going to die that night
and he was in hospital.
And I offered him or I promised him one more chance when he asked for it.
Did you have any intention on keeping that promise?
No, because the doctor assured me that he was going to die.
So your dad, who's horribly abused,
you as a child, is lying in hospital, literally on his deathbed.
Yes.
And his last wish, pretty much, is that you would forgive him.
Yes. And I said no.
I said, I said, no, I won't give you another chance.
And I walked away from his bed, but the doctor was standing on the
other side of the curtain because he had said to me when we walked in
because I was shaking.
He could tell I was afraid.
He said he would stand right there.
So, um, he was still standing there and he said, listen,
your father's not going to live through the night.

Cause that's what he'd asked for.
So I went back in and I, I literally looked at him.
I held up one finger.
Um, well, I should probably be specific.
Uh, my pointer finger.
And, uh, I just said, you have one more chance and I left and, uh,
thinking you'd never have to go through with that.
Yeah.
But you'd have some, oh, you think he were doing it for you?
Were you thinking, I'll get peace.
And if he dies, at least I can say, yeah, I forgive him.
No, I wasn't thinking anything about me.

And then what do I care?
What do I care?
Right?
Because I had a fair amount of anger riding in with that
unforgiveness and all the rest of this stuff.
But he miraculously lived.
The bleeding all stopped miraculously.
And I think the Lord knew that I would honor my word.
So I was now in this process where I was going to have to work through some stuff.
And it was a bit of a rocky road.
Um, but it produced the amazing fruit of actually for the first of my life,
having a relationship with my father that was actually healthy and wonderful.
And not just that.
I mean, yes, that's amazing.
That's phenomenal.
Like the, the long term benefits of forgiveness are unbelievable.
Yes.
Like if you hadn't forgiven your dad, none of the healing that came to you in
later life would probably have come to you.
I'm pretty sure I'd be dead if I hadn't, like if I hadn't learned to actually
forgive and start to work through my stuff, I know I wouldn't be here.
Yeah.
And I'm even if you were here, I'm trying to think of the type of person you would
be.
Oh my gosh, I wouldn't want to be with me.

I felt on the inside and yeah, I didn't like me.
I remember when I first met you, you were a teacher in my school.
I decided to know you were just one of the speakers who came in.
And I remember trying to reconcile in my head the trauma of your story with the unscathedness,
just unscathedness, that's not even a word, but the the effervescent joy that you were walking
around with that I'm like this kind of trauma does not produce that kind of joy and of course
your whole week you're teaching on the father heart but it was basically one long forgiveness
talk, you know forgiving yourself, forgiving your parents, forgiving forgiving, forgiving
the Lord as a weird one, we'll talk about that in a second, but just undoing all of the the
the kind of wounds that had happened in your heart, which produced this level of freedom and
joy in you. You did this brilliant example, which I actually stole and used with a second
years, a couple of weeks ago. I know about what judgment does for your destiny. Can you describe
that? Yeah, I do an example where you have one person come up to the front where everyone can
see them and you talk through a story, just sort of make up a story on the spot.
And Bob is friends with Sam. And then you talk through this whole incident, you make something
up between Bob and Sam and Bob is now angry at Sam. And so then you have Sam hold on to Bob,
like, so there's a tie of unforgiveness. Because Bob won't forgive Sam. Because Bob won't forgive
Sam. And then you have a couple of other different stories.
And by the end of it, you have four or five people hanging on to Bob.
And then you sort of show the thing of Bob gets saved.
He doesn't necessarily deal with his issues, but he gets saved.
And the Lord says, Bob, I have this great destiny for you.
Go head in this direction and you point in a direction.
And Bob actually is stuck to the spot because he's now got five people hanging on to him
because of his choice of unforgiveness.
And so he's unable to move or if he can move towards the Lord, he moves very, very slowly.
And so the idea is, you know, your unforgiveness actually is holding you in bondage and keeping
you stuck.
It's not affecting the other people the way you wish it would.
It's affecting you way more.
There's also three spiritual laws that govern the universe.
I mean, there's more than that, but the three I'm thinking of are all impartial,
just like the law of gravity is completely impartial,
doesn't depend on your belief or your knowledge of it.
But I'm thinking about the law of honour and dishonour.
So in the Ten Commandments on your mother and father,
and it will go well with you in the land that you're living.
So in the areas where you don't honour your mother and father,
things will not go well for you.
Usually in the area that you are not honouring them.
Right. And so judging and unforgiveness is not an honoring posture. Correct. So if I judge my father for being irresponsible with money, I will find that later in my life, I will be responsible with money. It will not go well from in the land of my finances.
If I judge my mother for having a huge temper, I will ensure that I reap that judgment. And so usually what will happen is, because I've judged the primary woman in my life for having a bad temper, I will reap another primary woman.
in my life for the bad temper. So usually, usually when people come to her for marriage,
kind of thing, they're like, well, this is a outstanding issue. I'm like, Oh, what were
your parents like? Okay, did you deal with that judgment? Because if you're holding on to
unforgiveness, anyway, get the point. That's number one. The second law is the love, so
I'm in reaping. Do not be deceived. God cannot be mocked. A man reaped so he so so whatever we
sow out into the world, if we sow generosity, we reap generosity, if we sow honor, we reap
honor. Right. So friendship, you reap friendship. Exactly. But if you sow gossip, you'll reap gossip.
Right. If you sow bitterness, you'll reap bitterness. If you sow up forgiveness,
you will reap discord in your life. Yeah. And then the last one is do not judge
for the measure that you judge, it will be measured to you. So judging and receiving.
Yeah, judging and receiving is a big deal. So again, if I judge somebody, I am condemning myself
to do the very same thing that I've judged them. The way out of all three of those things,
the way that you break free of the immutable and unchangeable laws is through forgiveness.
Yeah. Like, Lord, I forgive this person for doing that undoes stuff in your life like you would
not believe. Yeah. And I would say, I can't think of a time where I have held someone in
unforgiveness where it wasn't empowered by judgment. Like I think typically that is we don't do it
on purpose but we have judged them or assumed that we know the motivations of another person's
heart or whatever.  But actually, if it's got power in your heart, it's probably
attached to judgment and unforgiveness.
the emotional cost of staying angry and staying in judgment and holding on to unforgiveness is
is enormous. Yeah. I mean, I just think the toll that it takes on you physiologically. Yeah.
Why then with all these benefits spiritually, physically and relationally about unforgiveness,
why is it sometimes it is so hard to forgive? Because we got hurt. Because we want to protect
ourselves from everything, don't we? And usually, the ones that are really easy to forgive were
pretty minor infractions. And usually, the ones that are difficult to forgive are typically
family members or people that we let in to a place where they could hurt us much more badly.
But it still isn't going to serve us to not forgive.
Now you're right, but it feels unjust to forgive. And in one sense, of course, it is. A moral
blow has been delivered and it feels unrighteous to say, no, it's good. I forgive you.
- But the problem we run into with that, babe, is that that's exactly what Jesus did for us.
- Oh, great. Throw that one on my face.
- No, I'm not trying to be religious about it, but I'm just saying, here we are,
here I am, here you are, here the podcast listener is.
And we've been forgiven of everything.
Like all the stuff, all the junk, everything we've done
and all the people that we've hurt,
we in an instant were forgiven with,
we don't receive justice,
we receive complete grace and mercy.
And so if we think about that,
then how do we stand there and say,
well, Jesus, I know you died on a cross
so I could be free, but actually,
I'm gonna hold this person hostage because they hurt me.
It's never gonna go well for us.
- That's the whole parable of the
unmerciful servant in Matthew 18 is where this guy
owes this huge debt to somebody and he's
talking about how he's gonna pay it.
And he goes to the person he owes the debt to
and they say, look, I completely forgive you.
You don't owe me anything.

But on the way out, the guy who's just been
forgiven spots another guy that owes him like 20 bucks.
He's like, "Hey, you owe me 20 bucks."
And the guy's like, "Oh, have mercy on me.
"Please, I can't pay back."
He's like, "No way."
He throws him and his family in prison.
And when the first ruler hears about what this guy's done,
he's like, "I showed you all this mercy
"and you wouldn't show mercy in this area."
And Jesus has this really sobering line that says,
"This is in the same way that this guy
"was thrown into prison and was tortured.
"This is what will happen to us when we refuse to forgive."
- It's funny, babe, because that's actually the passage
that the Lord used to unlock my heart
to be able to forgive my dad was Matthew 18.
- Really?
- Yeah, and 'cause there's a place in it
where the second guy says,
hey, or maybe it's the first one, he says,
he's forgiven because he doesn't have it to give.
Like he just doesn't have it to give.
And I was reading that story and the Lord said to me,
you know, it was really hard what you went through.

And I thought, oh, and then the more I found out
about his childhood and what he was raised in,
I realized he really didn't.
He never experienced love at home.
He never experienced anything close to unconditional love,
certainly, or acceptance or anything.
And as much as how he raised me in many ways, really sucked,
he really didn't have it to give.
He was doing the best that he could with what he had.
It just wasn't good, you know.
But in a moment I was able to sort of go, oh, okay, wow,
I was holding you hostage over my expectations
of what it should have been like.
And maybe even what I'd seen in other families.
But he really did do the best he could with what he had.
- And that doesn't mean that what he did was okay.
- It doesn't mean-- - Two truths in one.
- That's right.
- It doesn't mean it was okay.
But it did mean I could move towards releasing him
from all of the hostility that was quite literally
eating my heart. Like it was, it was having my lunch, you know, and that's what started
the process for me of actually getting to, you know, be free.
I think one of the, the scariest stories I've heard you tell regarding forgiveness is what
happened regarding your first husband leaving you. Yes. And his sister. Right, right, right.
Do you want to tell that story?
- Sure.
So when I was 23, I got married.
And then when I was 24, my first husband left me for a friend.
And so that was brutal, obviously.
We were both worship leading and--
- You and your first husband?
- Yeah.
And so everybody pretty much knew who we were.
I'd been at the church, obviously, for years.
- This is also in the midst of revival.
- In the midst of revival.
- Right.
doesn't guarantee us in free life people. No, it doesn't. You still have to deal with your stuff.
But anyway, so that was obviously really brutal. And we had planned to go to England to spend time
with his family and with his parents and all that kind of stuff the following summer. And
I believed and prayed for that marriage for three years for it to be restored,
Regardless of all the things that were happening and all the things that I knew were happening and how far we were getting away from restoration daily.
I was just still praying and his parents had said, hey, why don't you still come for vacation, you know, without him, just me.
 We would love you to come and, you know, be here. And this was a year after he had left.

And I was like, okay, I'll do that. And so I went and while I was there,
I would we were walking around Cornwall and and his sister, we were talking and everything. And
she was she started talking and she was furious. I mean, furious at him. And she's like, how could
could he ever do this? Like we were raised better than that. And how could he?  And you know, she was just, she was so angry.
And I was like, Oh, babe, like, here's the thing. Because of a bunch of the statements
that she made, I was like, please don't, please don't do this. Like, please don't get mad
on my behalf. And please don't judge him. You'll read that. Like, don't do this. I remember
having this really intense conversation, trying to talk her out of being mad at him,
relieving me. It was, and it was just pretty wild actually. But she was like, no, I just,
you know, I would never do that.  Within a year, she left her own husband. They also were worship
leaders that she left her own husband. He with two kids, she literally walked out of the house,
left her husband and two kids and had an affair with someone else within a year.
I'm somebody might say that's coincidence.
I think that that's judging and receiving.
I think she opened a door because she wanted to stay in judgment.
And and she she ended up opening a door over her life that just reaped destruction.
Um, you know, where's the verse about you who judge do the same things?
I think it's Romans two.
Okay.
Can you grab it?
Romans 2, verse 1, "You therefore have no excuse,
you who pass judgment on someone else,
for at whatever point you judge another,
you are condemning yourself
because you who pass judgment do the same things."
- So it means actually you do something.
I judge you for doing it.
I'm appalled at you for doing it,
but now because I've judged you,
I'm gonna do the same thing.
I'm opening a door.
- I'm condemning myself to the same thing.
- Yeah.
- I found is easier for me to forgive
to forgive when I'm hurt, but it's sneakier for me to identify the need for forgiveness
when I pick up an offense.
Yeah.
So like, if somebody hurts me, I can forgive them fairly easily, depends on who isn't what
the hurt was, but you know, I'm always going to want to forgive because it's a life value.
Right.
But somebody hurts you or somebody hurts people close to me.

Like I've entered into the judgment like, Oh my gosh, how could that person be so mean to hurt that person I've loved?
And I am unaware. Oh, hold on.
And you actually need to forgive that person and just undo them.
Even though they haven't hurt me per se, I've stepped in a judgment and I need to break that judgment.
Yeah, I actually find that way harder than forgiving someone who's hurt me.
I mean, I would say I'll extend grace much more quickly for hurting me than for someone else.
It's rough.
Yeah. I think it's also interesting that in the Lord's prayer, the only time in Scripture we find
Jesus teaching his disciples about to pray, he talks about forgiving others as we've been
forgiven and then gives them the dendom just to make sure that we understand that if we forgive
others, our Father in heaven will forgive us, but if we choose not to forgive others,
our heavenly Father will not forgive us. So, I mean, there's a lot of great reasons to be
be practicing forgiveness.
- Yeah.
And again, I mean, we're not saying it's easy, you know?
It isn't easy.
And it might be that you forgive the same person
for the same thing a hundred times.
I mean, I'm sure I've forgiven my dad
thousands of times at this point.
And I still have moments where I guess it's what
your council will recall, grief, you know,
that you have moments where, I mean, he's been gone
for, gosh, 27 years at this point.
We'll talk about the day after your birthday this week.
-When I was just feeling sad.
-Well, yeah, you get into bed.
I'm like, "Hey babe, how are you?"
-Yeah.
-And you're like, "I'm feeling sad."
I'm like, "Oh babe, I'm sorry I'm feeling sad."
-Yeah.
-Well--
-What do you feel sad about?
You're like, "I don't know."
I'm like, "Maybe it was your birthday yesterday,
and you're sad because your dad wasn't there to celebrate."
-Thanks.

But it is.
It's every special occasion that he's missing.
And it's every milestone that he misses with the kids
that I can either let it lodge in my heart
as anger or disappointment,
or I can sit there and say,
"Dad, I forgive you again for missing something
that would have mattered to you
that I would have loved to have you at."
But I'd much rather do that in the moment.
- Right.
- Then start to become the bitter and angry person
that I was before I learned about forgiveness.
So it's hard and it's work and it's daily, but it's so necessary to even be able to love and enjoy life.
And it's also important we understand that we're not ignoring our hearts.
Like when we're hurt, it's not our goal to move, to pull out a prayer of forgiveness so we don't feel hurt.
It's okay to feel the feelings and go, "I'm hurt and I can forgive."
Not "I can forgive so I don't feel hurt."
Right.
And sometimes forgiveness honestly starts as a purely cognitive thing.
Like I know need to forgive.
So I'm going to choose to forgive even though I feel like I'm forgiving.
I would say that's exactly what it was like for me.
Maybe even for the first couple of years, just a brute will force kind of choice.
And then something switches.
Yeah.
And it gets to your heart.
Yeah.
I know this is ridiculous for me to even ask this question.
But how does one forgive?
I honestly think it's just a really simple prayer of just saying, "Father, here's this
person or here's this situation and I feel really hurt or I feel really angry."
Acknowledge how you feel in the midst of it.
But even though I feel hurt and angry, I'm now choosing to forgive this person.
And I say it out loud and name it.
name what happened, name the person, you know, I mean, not to other people, but to the father.
And then just be like, Lord, would you help me?
I'm choosing to forgive.
Would you help my heart forgive?
I feel like it's necessary to ask you about some post forgiveness protocol.
OK, because there's a good way and a disastrous way to walk out your, your
post forgiveness life.

Is that what you mean?
Don't worry about the woman who accosted you at a conference once.
Oh my goodness.
Yes.
So the speaker had said, "Hey, if you're holding unforgiveness with anyone in the room, go
ahead and deal with that.
We're going to be a few minutes to have conversations and then we're going to go into ministry or
whatever."
And this woman came up to me and she was like, she just sat down right next to me.
I was emceeing so I was sitting on the front row and I'd never seen it before in my life.
So she sat down next to me and I was like, oh hi.
And I'm not thinking she could possibly be talking
about forgiveness with me 'cause I've never seen her.
And she's like, I just want you to know
that I forgive you for walking by me at every meeting
and during this conference and never hugging me,
even though you've hugged other people.
And I just want you to know I forgive you.
And I was like, okay, thank you.
And then she just got up and left.
And I was like, who was that person?
So that would be an example of something you don't do.
Yeah, that actually doesn't have anything to do with the person who didn't see you. That's your own stuff.
Right.
So, yeah, your forgiveness is between you and the Lord.
Yeah.
Oh, here's a good question.
Yeah.
Does somebody need to come and ask you for their forgiveness in order for you to forgive them?
No.
Does someone need to apologize before you can issue a forgiveness?
No. I mean, that'd be nice. Sometimes that's gonna happen.

I had no idea, you know, so I'm not walking around thinking. I'm just not gonna apologize or ask you to forgive
of, I don't know that it happened.
Right.
Yeah.
Wouldn't you say that forgiveness is vital for remaining married?
Oh, absolutely.
It's it's it's vital for remaining married within the first week, probably.
It's funny, though, isn't it?
Because when we're left our own devices, we write narratives that justify our pain.
Yeah.

We think we know the motives of another person's heart.
Yeah.
But before we can even agree with that,
thought we've written a amazing soap opera
about the other person and why they're vicious.
- That's right.
- And they're the queen of darkness
and they don't love me, they're just stabbing in the heart.
- The queen of darkness, wow.
- I've got a particularly vivid imagination.
- You really do, darling.
Yeah.

- We mentioned earlier, forgiving God.
That's a weird concept.
- Yes.
How can you forgive God who is sinless?
Yeah.
I mean, so when I'm talking about or when I think about forgiving God, see, as a kid,
we don't have a perception that, you know, God is sinless and he didn't, whatever.
Like we just sort of, I mean for myself, I attributed hurt to God.
Like I was like, Hey, if you're real and you love me, then why does my life look like
this?

Right.
Why have you let abuse happen to me?
Why if you're this great, big, wonderful God, where are you?
And so for me actually, because I realized my heart is holding him hostage, I needed
to actually work through forgiveness for me, not for him.
But I actually prayed and said, you know, father, will you forgive me?
Or I forgive you for every place my heart has held you hostage for every place, for
every trauma or every hurt that I have laid at your feet.
And would you forgive me for every way I have held you hostage and just sort of work
that through?
And that was a big shift for me too.
It's also like realizing I have judged God.
I've held him hostage to my expectations.
Yeah.
And usually for things that the enemy has done really if you want to, you know, attribute
it correctly.
But it's interesting that narrative still exists.
Like even this week I was speaking to a leader.
His belief is that God is the author of our pain.
And I'm like, no, he's not the author of our pain.
I categorically disagree with you, sir.
Yeah.
I mean, I think I said those words.
Yeah.

Right.
But Jesus comes to give his life and life abundant.
Right.
If you think about the things that happened to you in your childhood
and said that was God's will and he was writing that into your narrative
so that you'd be an amazing speaker to help set people free.
This is a horrible, horrible God.
Well, horrible charges to lay against God.
Right. Right.
You would remove children from a human father who behaved that way.
Right.
And yet the truth is bad stuff does happen, but God is in the business of redemption.
Yes.
I love what Joseph says at the end of his, uh, towards the end of his story, when his
brothers realized he's still alive, even though they beat him up, left him for dead,
sold him in a slavery.
Right.
He was then wrongly accused of rapes and prison.
Yeah.
 And yet he's not saying, yeah, God is the author of my story. He said to them,
what you meant for bad, God has redeemed for good. And that is the great story of her lives,
that God is writing goodness in her lives, not agony.
Yeah, that's actually my favorite line of that entire story, that whole what you meant for evil,
God meant for good. I love it.
I would encourage you, dear listener, to take some time this week and maybe do a forgiveness
I saw it just asked the Lord just find some quiet time this week and just asked the Lord Lord are their people in my life
that I need to forgive
yeah, and then write out a list of the people and what you need to forgive them for and just
Just go down the list of like Lord. I forgive
AJ for bringing home a really creepy helium-filled balloon
Oh, and I repent for stabbing it so that it would no longer haunt me in my sleeping hours
Would you forgive me and would you forgive her amen?
That's very funny. I do have one other suggestion for you though.  What are you gonna say?
I was gonna say when you're when you're doing your audit of who needs to be forgiven
I want you to consider and pray about and think about do you need to forgive yourself as well because we didn't talk about that no and
Really there's usually three categories
There's those people that have hurt you, you know or hurt someone that you love so those outside people
God as we already talked about and then usually there's a fair amount of us that actually need to forgive ourselves
For things we're still holding ourselves hostage for you know and and usually a good way of identifying
Areas where we might need to extend ourselves forgiveness is when you hear I should statements I should I should have known better
I should have I should you know because usually those that should usually is marked by some level of judgment of
of a place where we feel we have failed and we're holding ourselves hostage for something.
I have a listener's question from Emma.
Okay.
And she asked this, "I love your teaching on what God says about our identity.
No, my identity and my Father God has transformed the way I think and relate to God.
And I felt God say that he wants me to share this knowledge with others.
I wonder if you have any tips on how to share messages such as the Father
or a godly beliefs hearing god's voice with a group in my university's Christian club.
Also, are there any things to be aware of when teaching them and leading a response time with
them? I know with the Holy Spirit it might get a little bit messy. I would appreciate any responses
if you have time to answer the question. Wow Emma, great questions. I would say particularly
probably in a university kind of club or university union. Go testimony heavy,
i.e. if you can focus on what was my life like before, then what did God do or what
did he show me or what did you see out of scripture that changed your heart in
the situation? What did you pray and then what does my life look like now? Like what
What is the fruit of having efforted this and having worked it through?
Basically you're handing them hope and you're handing them a light at the end of the tunnel
essentially.
If you can go testimony heavy, make sure obviously that their scripture in there or whatever
God impacted you with in there.
is what tends to move people's hearts enough to think, well, if God will do it for you,
He'll do it for me.
Yeah.
Story is king for these things.
Yeah.
What about the response time?
There's not much you can do to guarantee it won't be messy.
It'll probably be messy.
If you're talking about heart stuff and people have heart wounds and most people do, well,
let's just say all, it is probably going to get messy.
But you don't have to worry about messy because actually God's fine with messy and
he knows how to take care of that. So I would just say, if you can do repeat after me type
prayers, and you might want to write it out ahead of time so that in the moment, if people
are crying, it doesn't throw you and you forget what to pray. Because when I first started
doing it, that was the hardest part for me is I would look around the room and I would
see people falling apart. And the emotion of it would make it really difficult for me
to, you know, figure out what to pray next kind of thing. So it might be helpful if you
write out like a prayer of forgiveness that you're going to lead them through.

And then just trust God and bite the Holy Spirit into the room to
minister to the people before you start to pray.
Thanks.
And great question.
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The total number of students in IIT Kharagpur is around 11,200 of which the postgraduate students and the research scholars constitute around 4500 while the number of Freshers in the institute is over 2000. Despite their high numbers the postgraduate students and the research scholars constituted only 10% of the Inter IIT Sports Meet contingent of IIT Kharagpur, while the freshers made up less than 10%. Hence it is clear that there is sparse participation from the research scholar and the postgraduate side and a structured plan is of paramount importance to increase the same. Moreover since the only format of conduction of team sports is at an inter-hall level it is necessary to build teams with players from different halls of residence since this will build better chemistry and camaraderie between the sportspersons of IIT Kharagpur.
The aim of the proposal is: To enable interIIT players to choose a diet according to their individual nutritional needs.
A. Conduction of a Freshers’ Introductory seminar for the undergraduate and postgraduate students and to introduce them to the varied opportunities and the rich sporting culture that IIT kharagpur has to offer.
B. Completion of Inter IIT trials at an earlier date so as to absorb Freshers as well as other students and start off with Inter IIT Practice sessions earlier.
C. Introduction of a new Tournament called SPORTATHON for team sports, involving teams with players from different halls of residence.
Benefits and Impact: Due to the lack of Open IIT events with proper logistical structure, the fresh talent in team sports is rarely unearthed at an early stage. As a consequence of the proposed tournament the talented freshers can be a part of teams with the more experienced seniors which will not only help uncover their talents but also hone them further.
The tournament along with the proposed preponement of the date of Inter IIT trials shall ensure that practices of the team sports are conducted from an earlier date and with a high level of motivation since the players would have to perform in a competitive environment.
Such a tournament in which teams can be constituted of players from different halls of residence would improve the chemistry between players coming from different halls and consequently the overall bonding within the Inter IIT contingent. A competitive and structured tournament can serve to motivate the postgraduate students and research scholars to practice more diligently and perform better.
Chess and Bridge constitute ten of the hundred and fifty points of the Inter-Hall Sports and Games General Championship and see active participation from various halls of residence. However, these two games do not have any events in the Inter IIT Sports Meet and no outstation participation of students representing IIT Kharagpur at any level.
As a result it is necessary to start the two clubs which promote these two games. Bridge Club and Chess Club shall be organizations under the aegis of the Technology Students’ Gymkhana. The clubs shall be run by the respective members which shall conduct regular sessions, intra-KGP tournaments, workshops as well as be involved in outstation competitions and events.
The reason behind the conceptualization of the Chess and the Bridge Clubs is the lack of proper events under the ambit of the Gymkhana for these two games. The only Gymkhana involvement of these two sports are the respective Inter-Hall General Championship events. The introduction of events in these two games was a common suggestion during campaigning in various hall days. The Bridge and Chess clubs shall serve this purpose. In a sample survey conducted among ninety seven students who are active participants in the two games, an overwhelming 92% lauded the initiative and agreed with the necessity of the proposed introduction
The above two clubs shall conduct various activities related to the respective games.
Regular sessions : The Chess and Bridge clubs shall conduct regular open sessions at stipulated times. The structure followed shall be one with open membership similar to the one followed by Technology Quiz Club. These sessions would include practice matches, strategy discussions etc.
Workshops : The clubs can conduct workshops and classes on Chess and Bridge to spread awareness among students having formal training in these games. Professionals from Kolkata or Medinapore can be brought in to conduct special workshops.
Outstation Participation : The clubs shall participate in invitational tournaments in nearby places like Kolkata and Medinapore. This will enable the prominent players of IIT Kharagpur to represent the college externally.
Providing the students of IIT Kharagpur a chance to showcase and hone their talent in Bridge and Chess.
Indoor games like these shall be finally getting some Gymkhana activities dedicated to them apart from the Inter-Hall events.
The workshops that shall be conducted shall make even more people aware of these games and increase the quantity and quality of participation.
The Adventure weekend shall be conducted to create awareness as well as enthusiasm about offbeat adventure sports like skating,roller blading,free running etc. as well as create an enthusiastic environment in the campus by incorporation of fun events based on adventure and excitement like Paintball and Zorbing.
This can be done in association with Technology Adventure Society who will be conducting the events as well as handling the logistics.The budget for this event shall be included into the budget of the Technology Adventure Society and shall be increased by a suitable amount as well. To ensure that the weekend remains cost effective for the Gymkhana,the fun events can include an entrance fee.However the workshops shall remain free of cost for the students.
a. This will create awareness and enthusiasm among the students of IIT kharagpur about such sports and as an alternate avenue to conventional sports with a mission to remain fit and active.
b.An integrated weekend like this shall ensure that there is proper publicity within the campus to generate and sustain a buzz throughout the entire weekend.
c. The fun activities incorporated shall ensure enthusiastic participation from the students and shall give them a much needed break from their monotonous academic life.
We have been in touch with certain organisations of adventure sports like parkour bengal,Leisure sports management(Kolkata) and dewdrops rollerskating club regarding association. we have gotten a particularly enthusiastic response from Mr.Indrajit Dey of Parkour bengal who has already visited IIT Kharagpur on a recce. We have also discussed the possibility of association with the governors of Technology Adventure Society and they have expressed their interest to engage in further talks.


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The University of Birmingham is situated on a beautiful campus two miles from the city centre, in the UK’s second largest city. The conference will be held in the University’s well known Grade II listed Aston Webb building and the recently completed Bramall Music Building, which are located next to the tallest freestanding clock tower in the world, affectionately known as Old Joe (named after the first Chancellor of the University, Joseph Chamberlain). On campus the University has a number of unique cultural assets including the Lapworth Museum of Geology, Winterbourne House and Gardens, the Barber Institute of Fine Art and a superb sculpture trail across campus featuring works by Paolozzi and Hepworth amongst others.
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Remember Taye Diggs, the actor who played Angela Bassett's lover in "How Stella Got Her Groove Back"? Enough people were so impressed with him that he's got a romantic comedy of his own. Diggs plays a Chicago-based fledgling novelist whose upcoming book, "Unfinished Business," about his college experiences, has his friends buzzing, particularly regarding the steamy sections revolving around who-slept-with-whom. It's already been endorsed by Oprah Winfrey and an advance copy is doing the rounds prior to the upcoming marriage of a New York Giants running back, Morris Chestnut, and his longtime girl-friend, Monica Calhoun. It's a celebratory weekend in New York that will reunite the successful African-American college crowd once again as they face some of life's major dilemmas. Diggs is trying to dodge making a marital commitment to his current girlfriend, Sanaa Lathan, primarily because a sexy, ambitious TV producer, Nia Long, is, as one of his buddies comments, "the best girlfriend you never had," while laid-back Harold Perrineau seems to be firmly attached to domineering Melissa De Sousa, whom everyone knows is wrong for him, and Terrence Howard continues to be a perennial bachelor as well as a perennial student. Writer-director Malcolm D. Lee, a cousin of Spike Lee whose company produced the film, quickly demonstrates that film-making talent runs in the family, having genuine good fun with the universality of intimate male/female relationships, at least from the male perspective. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "The Best Man" is an amusing, energetic 7 - and stick around for the credits. Like "The Blair Witch Project," the hype for this date movie began on the Internet, building anticipation for a whalloping opening weekend.
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IDuplexInputChannel anInputChannel = aMessaging.createDuplexInputChannel("tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:9043/");
// Subscribe to handle messages.
anInputChannel.messageReceived().subscribe(myOnMessageReceived);
// Start listening and be able to receive messages.
anInputChannel.startListening();
...
// Stop listening.
anInputChannel.stopListeing();
Creating output channel for TCP messaging.
// Create duplex output channel which can send messages to <IP_ADDRESS> on the port 9043 and
// receive response messages.
IDuplexOutputChannel anOutputChannel = aMessaging.createDuplexOutputChannel("tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:9043/");
// Subscribe to handle messages.
anOutputChannel.responseMessageReceived().subscribe(myOnMessageReceived);
// Open connection to the input channel which listens to tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:9043/.
anOutputChannel.openConnection();
...
// Close connection.
anOutputChannel.closeConnection();
| Constructor and Description |
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TcpMessagingSystemFactory()
Constructs the TCP messaging factory.
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TcpMessagingSystemFactory(IProtocolFormatter protocolFormatter)
Constructs the TCP messaging factory.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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IDuplexInputChannel |
createDuplexInputChannel(java.lang.String channelId)
Creates the duplex input channel which can receive and send messages to the duplex output channel using TCP.
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IDuplexOutputChannel |
createDuplexOutputChannel(java.lang.String channelId)
Creates duplex output channel which can send and receive messages from the duplex input channel using TCP.
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IDuplexOutputChannel |
createDuplexOutputChannel(java.lang.String channelId,
java.lang.String responseReceiverId)
Creates duplex output channel which can send and receive messages from the duplex input channel using TCP.
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static java.lang.String[] |
getAvailableIpAddresses()
Returns IP addresses assigned to the device which can be used for the listening.
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IClientSecurityFactory |
getClientSecurity()
Gets the factory that is used for creation of client sockets.
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IThreadDispatcherProvider |
getInputChannelThreading()
Gets threading mode used for input channels.
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IThreadDispatcherProvider |
getOutputChannelThreading()
Gets threading mode used for output channels.
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IServerSecurityFactory |
getServerSecurity()
Gets the factory that is used for creation of server sockets.
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TcpMessagingSystemFactory |
setClientSecurity(IClientSecurityFactory clientSecurityFactory)
Sets the factory that will be used for creation of secured client socket.
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TcpMessagingSystemFactory |
setInputChannelThreading(IThreadDispatcherProvider inputChannelThreading)
Sets threading mode for input channels.
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TcpMessagingSystemFactory |
setOutputChannelThreading(IThreadDispatcherProvider outputChannelThreading)
Sets threading mode for output channels.
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TcpMessagingSystemFactory |
setServerSecurity(IServerSecurityFactory serverSecurityFactory)
Sets the factory that will be used for creation of server sockets.
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public TcpMessagingSystemFactory()
public TcpMessagingSystemFactory(IProtocolFormatter protocolFormatter)
protocolFormatter
- formats OpenConnection, CloseConnection and Message messages between channels.public IDuplexOutputChannel createDuplexOutputChannel(java.lang.String channelId) throws java.lang.Exception
IMessagingSystemFactory aMessaging = new TcpMessagingSystemFactory(); IDuplexOutputChannel anOutputChannel = aMessaging.createDuplexOutputChannel("tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:8765/");
createDuplexOutputChannel
in interface IMessagingSystemFactory
channelId
- Identifies the receiving duplex input channel. The channel id must be a valid URI address e.g. tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:8090/java.lang.Exception
public IDuplexOutputChannel createDuplexOutputChannel(java.lang.String channelId, java.lang.String responseReceiverId) throws java.lang.Exception
IMessagingSystemFactory aMessaging = new TcpMessagingSystemFactory();
IDuplexOutputChannel anOutputChannel = aMessaging.createDuplexOutputChannel("tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:8765/", "MyUniqueClientId_1");
createDuplexOutputChannel
in interface IMessagingSystemFactory
channelId
- Identifies the input channel which shall be connected. The channel id must be a valid URI address e.g. tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:8090/responseReceiverId
- unique identifier of the output channel. If the value is null then the identifier is genearated automaticallyjava.lang.Exception
public IDuplexInputChannel createDuplexInputChannel(java.lang.String channelId) throws java.lang.Exception
IMessagingSystemFactory aMessaging = new TcpMessagingSystemFactory();
IDuplexInputChannel anInputChannel = aMessaging.createDuplexInputChannel("tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:9876/");
createDuplexInputChannel
in interface IMessagingSystemFactory
channelId
- The IP address and port which shall be used for listening.
The channel id must be a valid URI address (e.g. tcp://<IP_ADDRESS>:8090/).java.lang.Exception
public static java.lang.String[] getAvailableIpAddresses() throws java.net.SocketException
java.net.SocketException
public TcpMessagingSystemFactory setServerSecurity(IServerSecurityFactory serverSecurityFactory)
serverSecurityFactory
- public IServerSecurityFactory getServerSecurity()
public TcpMessagingSystemFactory setClientSecurity(IClientSecurityFactory clientSecurityFactory)
clientSecurityFactory
- public IClientSecurityFactory getClientSecurity()
public TcpMessagingSystemFactory setInputChannelThreading(IThreadDispatcherProvider inputChannelThreading)
inputChannelThreading
- threading modelpublic IThreadDispatcherProvider getInputChannelThreading()
public TcpMessagingSystemFactory setOutputChannelThreading(IThreadDispatcherProvider outputChannelThreading)
outputChannelThreading
- public IThreadDispatcherProvider getOutputChannelThreading()