Category Archives: Forgiveness

(This is the seventh entry of a series on forgiveness. Forgetting.) I, even I, am he who blots out your transgressions, for my own sake, and remember your sins no more (Isaiah 43:25). Forgive each other, just as in Christ … Continue reading →

(This is the fifth entry of a series on forgiveness. Can you forgive the unrepentant?) “He himself bore our sins in his body on the tree, so that we might die to sins and live for righteousness; by his wounds … Continue reading →

(This is the fourth entry of a series on forgiveness.) Within the fallenness of this world, the reality of sin, and human weakness, forgiveness seems unnatural. God intends forgiveness to be natural and to be the norm in disciples of … Continue reading →

(This is the third entry of a series on forgiveness. A grace with which we all struggle.) In his eulogy for his brother Moody, Muir Powell spoke of forgiveness. “Think of the sweetness of the morning light on a day … Continue reading →

(This is the second entry of a series on forgiveness. A grace with which we all struggle.) This Rock, a novel by Robert Morgan, is the story of two brothers, Moody and Muir Powell. Moody and Muir lived in the … Continue reading →

(This is the first entry of a series on forgiveness. A grace with which we all struggle.) Debt is a subject about which Americans have a great deal of knowledge. Well at least we have a great amount of debt. … Continue reading →