April 4, 2020
You Are Not Beyond Forgiveness — Here’s Where to Start
What to do when you feel like you can't be forgiven...
March 12, 2020
in Forgiveness, Hope
Why I Speak Out About the Pain of Abortion
And how women can find freedom from guilt and shame...
February 9, 2020
in Forgiveness
How Can I Be Forgiven for My Past?
The best way to deal with your guilt....
January 23, 2020
The Rock-Solid Foundation of Forgiveness
Putting my spouse in charge of my happiness would never work....
January 16, 2020
in Forgiveness
Cruelty, Abuse, and the Road to Forgiveness
A survivor of childhood sexual abuse & a dysfunctional marriage finds freedom in forgiveness....
January 2, 2020
A New Year: A New Beginning
God doesn’t define us by our past mistakes and failures. He's all about fresh starts....
December 19, 2019
MERRY CHRISTMAS
When the Christmas story really takes root in our hearts, we become desperate to forgive as he forgave....
December 6, 2019
in Forgiveness, Sin
Sin and Temptation: A Lifelong Struggle
Walking with Jesus is a journey....
November 22, 2019
in Forgiveness
No Limit Forgiveness
by: Al Robertson “Pastor Al, I’m tired of forgiving him. He just keeps on making the same boneheaded mistakes time and time again.” Boy, if I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard that one, I’d be a rich man. We’re all guilty of growing weary of forgiving that one person for their repeated violations. But what does our unwillingness to forgive repeat offenders say about our understanding of the gospel? Just in case we have forgotten the central message of the gospel, let me give you the Cliff Notes version. You and I both were (and continue to be) repeat offenders...
October 16, 2019
in Forgiveness
Big Sins, Big Forgiveness
by: Lisa Robertson Our latest book, Desperate Forgiveness, includes a chapter that has the title “Big Sins, Big Forgiveness.” I guess that this is a provocative title because someone might think that we are saying that the more we sin, the more forgiveness God bestows on us. In a sense, that is true. We can’t do something so evil – so despicable that God’s mercy isn’t big enough to cover it. And I’m glad of that. However, when we come face to face with our sin, AND we understand that it has broken all bonds between us and our Father...
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