Forgiveness
Forgiveness is often confused with condoning, excusing, pardoning, or forgetting an offense.
Forgiveness is often confused with condoning, excusing, pardoning, or forgetting an offense.
Sometimes, it’s really easy to get into the routine of church and traditions and to forget that Jesus is in the forgiveness business.
As he paced the floor during a worship session, Nick sensed God telling him that it was time to forgive his dad.
“I love you. Even when you ignore me, even when you put your addiction before me.”
Forgive those who have hurt you so you can be set free.
Andrew Collins was a corrupt police officer who falsified reports just to get convictions. Now one of his victims, who served prison time, is one of his closest friends.
Being human means you will get hurt in some way or another at some point in your life. How do you deal with the hurt? Ed Rotz offers the best solution.
A Wesleyan pastor’s credentials were suspended. But by God’s grace and much hard work, she was restored and is telling her story with transparency, hoping to help others.
There is still a type of snake oil prevalent in our society to which many people fall prey–revenge. Mark Holmes offers the true and satisfying cure for emotional pain.
As Leonardo da Vinci painted a masterpiece, a young onlooker knocked over nearby canvases. The artist reacted in anger, stifling his ability to paint in that moment–until he sought forgiveness.
The intelligent and well-spoken 71-year-old woman with a Ph.D. broke into tears when I asked her to tell me her story during a recent flight.
When a 15-year-old killed Al’s son in a car accident he wanted revenge. Then he met Jesus at a Christmas Eve service and everything changed.