Jesus calls us to forgive our enemies. Why? Because it’s the only way we’ll heal. But what if, like me, you struggle to forgive people?
Short-Circuiting Unforgiveness Part 1
I know the value of forgiveness. It heals us inwardly. You may struggle to forgive like I do, but Jesus provides some tools to help us.
My Poison Apple Addiction
I’m addicted to poison apples. Succulent, crisp, sweet or tangy, this fruit haunts me. Yet I know the poison apples I crave will destroy me
Find your Bedrock of Faith
Each Christian has within their soul a bedrock of faith. These are the areas where your faith feels rock solid. Here’s how to uncover it.
Insight from Winston Churchill
Despite intelligence, great talent or natural athletic ability, no one achieves anything in this life without working hard toward their goals
Unforgiveness: The Devil’s Scheme
When other people hurt us, we need to realize what the Devil’s scheme is. How does he want to use our injury and how can we stop him?
Forgiving Rattlesnakes
We don’t forgive because the other person deserves it. We forgive to heal. Forgiveness has the unique power to free us from a painful past.
Forgiveness: Not for our Enemies
Forgiveness isn’t for our enemies. Jesus asks us to forgive those who treat us badly because He wishes us to experience inner healing.
Sheep that Stray Become Prey
The grass outside her pasture was often dry and brown.. But this ewe never learned. She kept escaping from safety and toward danger.
Praise: A Powerful Spiritual Weapon
When fear, worry or despair overwhelms us, Christians can fight back. And the sacrifice of praise is the most powerful weapon we have.