This powerful message explores the intricate relationship between faith and forgiveness, revealing how unforgiveness can actually tangle up our faith and prevent us from accessing the depths of God's grace. Drawing from Colossians 3 and Mark 11, we discover that forgiveness isn't about forgetting what happened or even reconciling with those who hurt us—it's about releasing ourselves from the prison of bitterness and resentment. The sermon unpacks a crucial truth: we can pray for mountains to move and believe for breakthrough, but if we're holding grudges, we're asking our faith to do what only forgiveness was designed to accomplish. Like a rope with knots that prevents a bucket from reaching the water in a well, unforgiveness keeps us from drawing from the deep well of God's goodness. The paralyzed man lowered through the roof received forgiveness before healing, showing us the divine order: forgive first, then watch God move. We're challenged to see that buried unforgiveness becomes a root of bitterness that entangles everything around it, but the same faith that speaks to mountains can pull up those roots and cast them into the sea. This isn't just spiritual theory—it's the pathway to freedom, deeper faith, and the maximized potential God has for each of us.