Things I wish I would've said I Season Three, Episode 4

You know those gatherings where things get a little tense because two people in the group have different opinions on something? Maybe you have been on one of the sides, and were in the tension too. Divisive moments like those can lead to broken relationships. But how do we respond?

We forgive. Human nature is flawed, so we are all going to hurt one another at some point. Is it better to forgive or live with unforgiveness? Carrying the characteristics of God - love, grace, mercy, and forgiveness - flows into our relationships with others.

Katy Nichole wrote “Things I Wish I Would Have Said” as an anthem that points us toward forgiveness. Knowing we are forgiven, we can forgive others.

“When you have the opportunity to say I love you, I miss you, I need you … say those things! Don’t miss the opportunity to say them.” Tune in to hear more!

In this episode, you will hear Candace and Katy discuss:
How divisive moments can lead to broken relationships
The importance of bringing the characteristics of God into every day relationships
Not living with regret and trusting God’s plan will unfold anyway
Scripture that points toward forgiveness

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Best known as ‘D.J Tanner’ in the hit television series “Full House” and Netflix’s “Fuller House,” and as the actor and director who takes over your television around Christmas time.  Candace is also a New York Times bestselling author, entrepreneur, and CEO of Candy Rock Entertainment. Candace has been interviewed many times over her decades on television, and decided it was time to host deep conversations about the many topics people find important.

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[wango]

Beautiful. I lost my mom last year when she was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer. We had 6 months with her and it was a blessing to get that time to say things I wish I would’ve said. As a guy, This song helped me express my feelings.. I’d tell her, mom..I love, I miss you and I need you. Over and over for 6 months. Thank you so much. We became so close in those 6 months. Thanks to this song there is nothing left that I wish I would’ve said.

[LindseyMoreau-yt]

You asked who you should interview next. Tasha Layton‘s testimony of God’s kindness is so heartwarming.

[lachona]

God definitely spoke to me in this episode as it has been the theme of my week. I have heard a sermon on this subject, I was watching a show that in it said “Forgiveness lightens the heart” and now watching this is the cherry on the cake. As most thing are when these type things happen are hard but after watching this I think cannot deny that God is trying to tell me something. I’m sure y’all hear this all the time but God is using y’all in ways you wouldn’t think of! Such an impactful episode!!

[Brian-epmj]

Matthew 5:23-24 "Therefore if you bring your gift to the altar, and there remember that your brother has something against you,   leave your gift there before the altar, and go your way. First be reconciled to your brother, and then come and offer your gift." To me, that is the essence of this song and it is very much Biblically based. One of my favorites on the album. 😊

[GovernodoSenhor]

Is important in school also to have friends like you, because even Jesus was surrounded by 12 disciples, so every time you can be together with them talking.

when he was left alone, it was for him to be crucified,

[lanalong]

I look forward to these realistic and encouraging discussions.

[cherylgrant]

This is my favorite podcast! I love sharing these moments with my 9 year old daughter she loves you Candace 💕 y’all have made my favorite playlist ❤ Tuesday’s are my favorite days of the week! Please never stop doing what you are doing!!! Such a blessing to my life 🙌🏼✨💕

[radhikam]

What a beautiful song and message and podcast. Candace - thanks for these episodes. They are life giving. ❤❤

[mycupofcocoa]

I love that idea of making a core group out side of school something’s else to fill up on if you have a smaller group at school ❤

[crystalclear]

Ive been contemplating calling my Aunt Deb & Uncle Joe for the last few days since they reached out to my husband after a falling out when my mother passed just 18 mths ago...I cant believe you picked Uncle Joe, what synystry! 😅

[cherylgrant]

Amen 🙏🏼 Katie! The people that pour into to you is what you will out!!!

[judyfluck]

I totally agree with you candace. I habe had many times where I didn't stand up for myself to avoid Abigail argument. I always apologiE to people when I make a mistake or hurt someone.

[mt]

hey girl- loved the talk! 😀😉 Y'all are both such inspirations. God bless you both🥰

[LindseyMoreau-yt]

You asked who else you should interview..Tasha Laytons testimony of God’s kindness is just so heartwarming!

[katkatsanis]

Thanks so much, ladies! That was an awesome episode. 😌 Sending you both love!

[cherylgrant]

Can you share the two scriptures you read?

[lf]

Sad you have a guest but my goodness candace you sure took the spotlight this time.

[judyfluck]

Why rthese episodes in this season so short.

[LESAM-IAM]

Correct grammar is: "Things I wish I had said."

[LindseyMoreau-yt]

You asked who you should interview next. Tasha Layton‘s testimony of God’s kindness is so heartwarming.