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May 28, 2004
When the pain is overwhelming, the wound tender, and the offense obvious, how do we forgive? There are no magic words or secret formulas. But there are biblical principles that can help you break free from bitterness and pain. As you delve into God’s Word for answers, allow the following resources to assist you in your search for the freedom to forgive.
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If you are harboring anger, bitterness, or resentment toward Him, you need to let it go so that your own heart can be healed.
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An exercise that will help transform your thinking as it relates to the issue of forgiveness.
Do you have a situation where forgiveness seems impossible? Lorna's story will give you help and hope.
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