The night had been long, the moon would soon disappear to be replaced by the glow of the morning but it would be hard to forget what had come before. How could he when the darkness had engulfed not only the world around him but his very soul itself?

Perhaps this was the way it was meant to be, although it did seem bittersweet that he might get to wake to a brand new day whilst another may not.

This world was a fickle, funny place

And like that the sun rose, another day was born and he had little left to do but to forgive himself once more.

Groundbreaking artist and producer Chris Korda and rising NYC-born/Berlin-based artist and producer André Baum have collaborated on a stellar new EP for alt electronic label Foom. The record showcases both musicians versatility and unique approach to sound design. This track is a reimagined version from the record by Chris Korda.

Forgive The Night

PREMIERE: Chris Korda & André Baum - Forgive Yourself (Chris Korda Version)[Foom]

Shows Main Idea – Whenever there is a sin event between two people, there will always be a need to ask for and grant forgiveness. If they do not transact forgiveness, their relationship will not be all God intends. This episode is the second of a two-part series where Rick Thomas drills deep into the elements of forgiveness. Please listen to or watch Episodes 477 and 478 to understand forgiveness fully.

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Ep. 478 What to Do After Two People Forgive Each Other

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Episode 151 | Want to shape a cooler future? 

Open the door to more success? 

Well — here's the secret: Forgiveness. 

Yup, forgiving yourself and others. 

Find out what I mean! Just give this episode a spin—it's like a chill playlist packed with affirmations to help you forgive. 

Plus, it’s laid-back, so you can listen as you wind down or catch some Zs. 

And it’s uplifting, so it's perfect to kickstart your day or play on a lunch break. 

Ready for a brighter life? 

Hit play and let's forgive our way into a happier tomorrow!

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151: Shaping Your Tomorrow With Forgiveness — Guided Affirmations

"Shame" delves deep into the shadows of self-perception, confronting the narratives we carry about our past and the fear of judgment that holds us back. The lyrics reveal the isolating power of shame—manifesting in silence, avoidance, and internalized negativity—yet offer a transformative message of hope and self-acceptance. By framing shame as a story rather than an unchangeable truth, the song encourages listeners to let go of the burden, forgive themselves, and reclaim their light. "Shame" is both haunting and empowering, guiding listeners through the process of breaking free from guilt and finding inner peace.

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We carry the weight, can’t let it go

From the past were always running
Afraid of what we’re becoming
Ashamed to be who we are
To think that we’re so scared

Shame’s a story
Not our truth
It dims our light
It steals our youth
If we can be free
We will find peace

Shed our shame

It’s in the looks that never speak
The silent stares that make us weak
Avoiding eyes in the mirror
Opposing self an evil sinner

Evil Sinner
Shed Our Shame

Shame’s a story
Not our truth
It dims our light
It steals our youth
If we can be free
We will find peace

Shed our shame

We trace the lines, we see the wear
But they don’t define what is there
Forgive ourselves for what we've done
Try to find the strength to carry on

You gotta root out that shame
And throw it away
Shed our shame

It’s in the looks that never speak
The silent stares that make us weak
We trace the lines, we see the wear
But they don’t define what is there

Shed our shame

Shame’s a story
Not our truth
It dims our light
It steals our youth
If we can be free
We will find peace


Shame

Today’s topic touches on a question many struggle with: “Will God forgive me?” Thinking that the good Lord will not forgive us typically comes from an inward-focused, insecure person who needs a gospel recalibration: Who the Son has set free is free indeed (John 8:36). The gospel liberates us from all of our past sins, no matter how hideous or overwhelming they seem. Jesus has already completed the work of forgiveness—you don’t have to live under the weight of guilt any longer.

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Day 19 – Living Boldly: "Will God Forgive Me?"

Alter Ego/Chris Korda&Andre Baum

Stax reborn on the third single from Afton's upcoming sophomore LP, 'Ophiuchus.' Memphis boogie with some verve.

Afton Wolfe – vocals
Courtney Santana - vocals
Daniel Seymour – bass
Seth Fox – saxophone
Jake Patterson – guitar
Madison George – drums

"This Song is a personal mantra, because forgiving myself (which is recurrent on this album) is the healthiest thing I do. You just have to know your own heart and understand that you’re still going to make mistakes. I’ve made plenty." - Afton Wolfe

Lyrics:
Ain’t no telling what the hell you was thinking
Ain’t no reason to worry bout it now
Let it roll down the tracks
Give yourself a little slack
Ain’t no bringing him back anyhow

Forgive yourself.

Ain’t nothing we can do for Bilbo
It’s for the family from here on out
Gotta re-recalibrate
Gotta push away the plate
And get your headlights pointed South.

Forgive yourself.

Can’t change nothing bout the judge’s gavel
Ain’t no lawyer gonna turn back the time
It’s just the price that you pay
When you’re living that way
Only question is a nickel or a dime

Forgive yourself

You been told a million times to leave it
You know the Devil ain’t gonna let it go
And if your Mama gets the chance
She’s gonna beat you out your pants
But if you get out this mess you gotta know
Forgive yourself.

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Afton Wolfe Forgive Yourself (feat. Courtney Santana)

Madonna - Forgive Yourself (Skin Bruno AI Version)

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In 1990 he earned a BA in Theology and, in 1991, a BS in Education. In 1993, he received his ordination into Christian ministry, and in 2000 he graduated with an MA in Counseling from The Master's University. In 2006 he was recognized as a Fellow of the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors (ACBC).

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