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Forgiveness

The road to forgiveness can be long and hard, but through God’s loving guidance it is possible to remove the mountains of resentment, grudges and bitterness. Begin the road to lasting, meaningful forgiveness right now—forgiving others and seeking and receiving forgiveness, especially from God.

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What did Jesus Christ mean by His statements recorded in Matthew 5:31-32 that the sin of adultery is grounds for a believer to divorce his or her spouse?
  • by Andy Diemer
None of us is immune from insults, but God’s Word says that such “contentions” and “outbursts of wrath” are “works of the flesh.”
  • by Robert Curry
The Amish remember the tragic day as “the Happening.” Corrie Ten Boom shares her dilemma about the day one of her Nazi prison guards asked for her forgiveness. God is “ready to forgive” and the Bible demands forgiveness.
  • by Gary Petty

Another one of God's promises involves forgiveness. Are you claiming it?...

  • by Robert H Berendt
Don't dwell on the past—learn from it.
  • by United Church of God
The Bible describes sin as the deadly enemy of all mankind (Romans 6:23). Our corrupted human nature has a powerful compulsion to sin (Romans 8:7). But to receive God’s gift of eternal life, we must forsake sin—a process the Bible calls repentance.
  • by United Church of God
The word grace is regularly used by some religious people as if it replaces all need to obey God’s law. That conclusion is not only inaccurate, it is also diabolical!
  • by United Church of God
God’s Word tells us that our sins have separated us from God. So what is the solution to this estrangement? God has provided a way through His grace.
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  • by Lorelei Nettles
The time we spend considering one another can change the way we treat each other when difficulties come.
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  • by Darris McNeely, Steve Myers

Accusations abound with calls for resignation. What can we learn from this...

  • by Robert H Berendt
How can we move on from the memory of past mistakes?
  • by Sarah Bacher
Recently I was reading a book called Unspoken by Dee Henderson, and she brought out an important question I had never thought of before: How can God say He is pure and perfect and He loves us, and also extend the same love and forgiveness to a truly wicked person who has repented?