Forgive For Life: The Life Restoring Grace of Forgiveness

When we're offended, certain external and internal forces urge us to hang onto our anger, resentment, and fear. Yet, gripping these negative responses becomes a hang-up more troublesome than the original wrong ever was. Forgiveness, a human collaboration with grace, sets the offended on a path away from spiritual slavery and toward divine victory. A delicate, hardly perceptible peace wells up within in the soul of those who forgive. The divine spark within that person becomes even more incandescent and inflamed as love shoots through their being. They savor a delight beyond exaggeration, description, and imagination. It is sweeter and more gentle than anything they have ever experienced. People want to know about forgiveness, but they want the knowledge communicated in a way that is interesting and relevant to their experience. This book strives to do just that by stripping away modern, nonsensical notions about forgiveness in frank, clear, everyday language. The format is nonthreatening and much of the content is conveyed in stories, metaphors, and analogies that connect with many people's everyday lives. At the same time, the book is brimming with practical tips, insights, and proven strategies that help readers offer up their own pain and offenses in exchange for freedom, healing, and peace.