Topic: Forgiveness
President Theodore Roosevelt used to have a pet dog that was always getting into fights and being beaten by other dogs…
In her book “Tramp for the Lord,” Holocaust survivor Corrie ten Boom tells of revisiting Germany in 1947 to share the gospel of God’s forgiveness through faith in Christ….
In his famous lectures to the ministerial students of Spurgeon’s College, the great English Baptist Charles Haddon Spurgeon was fond of saying that “a minister ought to have one blind eye and one deaf ear.” According to Spurgeon, survival in the ministry required a pastor to look past the faults of others and to turn a deaf ear to gossip about his ministry….
We all face the challenge of forgiveness—especially when we’re deeply hurt and feel justified in our feelings. In these moments, the choice is ours: forgive without conditions or let pride keep us from healing. Don’t miss this powerful and convicting message on this episode of Know The Truth.
At some point in life, we’ve all been confronted with the need to forgive. But those sensitive moments are especially tough when we’re deeply hurt and feel justified in our own position. The choice is ours—to forgive—or to hide behind our own pride. That’s the topic on this episode of Know The Truth.
Have you ever averted a car accident simply by making a quick check of your blind spot? This concept can be applied to our relationships as well. Doing a quick check of our own lives helps us to avoid disaster. Pastor Philip shares a message about exposing our blind spots and mending our relationships.
We can put up a good front—but sometimes we find ourselves harboring deep resentment towards others. Our anger and hurt can make us indignant. In times like these, we need to remember how much we’ve been forgiven. Philip De Courcy talks about the power of forgiveness as modeled in the life of Joseph.
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