Forgiveness
Forgiveness gives the steps we need to go through to give and receive forgiveness. Find out why saying “I forgive John for doing . . .” is not the best way to pray and why “I accuse John for doing . . .” is better.
Can we be forgiven if we withhold forgiveness? How can we say that accusing and confession are the same things? Just who do we pray to: the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit or just “God”?
Forgiveness gives the steps we need to go through to give and receive forgiveness. Find out why saying “I forgive John for doing . . .” is not the best way to pray and why “I accuse John for doing . . .” is better.
Can we be forgiven if we withhold forgiveness? How can we say that accusing and confession are the same things? Just who do we pray to: the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit or just “God”?
Forgiveness gives the steps we need to go through to give and receive forgiveness. Find out why saying “I forgive John for doing . . .” is not the best way to pray and why “I accuse John for doing . . .” is better.
Can we be forgiven if we withhold forgiveness? How can we say that accusing and confession are the same things? Just who do we pray to: the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit or just “God”?
Table of Contents
Our Burden & God’s Resolution
The Participants
The Wrongdoing/Sin
An Act of Mercy
The Perspective: Ours
The Perspective: God’s
The Relinquishing of our Rights
The Side Benefits
The Greater Circle
A Guide to Forgiveness
Reconciliation
The Conclusion
The Non-Christian