Paul's personal struggle with his old nature and the flesh is a common experience for believers. He finds that the law, although good, reveals his substandardness and inability to keep it. The solution to this struggle is found in Christ, who delivers us from the body of death and gives us the victory. [... more]

Jesus teaches that forgiveness is a choice and a process, and that refusing to forgive is hypocritical and invites torment. He gives three tips to help with forgiveness: start upward by praying for the person, move inward by imagining how they feel, and reach outward by trying to resolve the issue with the person. [... more]

Forgiveness doesn't mean it doesn't matter, but rather taking your hands off of someone else's throat, allowing you to live peacefully with others, and not being held hostage to past wounds. The Bible teaches that forgiveness is an act of faith, and that we can release others to the judgment of God, even if they never ask for forgiveness. This is demonstrated by Jesus' words on the cross, 'Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.' [... more]

A former NBA referee shares his story of corruption and scandal, discussing how he was involved in a betting scheme and the impact it had on his life and the league. He also touches on the current state of the NBA, including officiating, player benefits, and the potential for future scandals. [... more]

Forgiveness is a crucial aspect of Christian character, as it reveals our resemblance to our Heavenly Father. The Bible teaches that forgiveness is a necessary component in the life of the church, and it is essential for our joy, peace, and usefulness. God's holiness makes his forgiveness all the more astonishing, and as his children, we are called to forgive others as God forgives us. Unforgiveness can lead to a fracturing of fellowship, a limiting of usefulness, and a robbing of joy and peace. On the other hand, forgiveness brings heaven to earth and heaven's peace into the sinful heart, making us more like God. [... more]

Forgiveness is a decision that cancels out the debt incurred by sin, allowing for relational forgiveness and a deeper connection with God. Dr. Tony Evans explains the biblical definition of forgiveness, distinguishing it from emotions and emphasizing its role in our relationship with God. [... more]

Forgiving others for great wrongs dissolves years of hatred in mere moments, as seen in the remarkable story of Joseph, who forgave his jealous brothers for selling him as a slave. Joseph's example shows that time does not heal family feuds, and that bitterness is the enemy of faith, stealing all your faith and joy. Forgiveness is an act of self-healing, and it's essential to bless those who've cursed you to get at the root of your bitterness. [... more]

Abraham and Sarah's marriage is an example of how to keep love alive despite problems and challenges. The Bible teaches that a happy marriage requires faith, remembering roles, cultivating contentment, banishing bitterness, continuing communication, refreshing romance, and practicing prayer. [... more]

Jesus teaches that our greatest need is forgiveness, and that we cannot truly forgive others until we have been forgiven by God. He also emphasizes that forgiveness is granted, not earned, and that it is the obligation of those who have been forgiven. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains the importance of forgiveness in our lives and how it relates to our relationship with God. [... more]

As caregivers, we often struggle with unforgiveness and bitterness, but forgiveness is a deliberate choice that can lead to healing and peace. It's not about minimizing the sin or the wound, but about taking our hands off of someone else's throat and trusting God to work through the situation. By walking in forgiveness, we can respect the wound without presiding over its execution, and trust God to deal with the consequences. [... more]

Alistair Begg explains how God's grace enables reconciliation even when it seems humanly impossible, using the example of Paul's letter to Philemon to demonstrate the importance of welcoming one another and forgiving those who have wronged us. [... more]

William Lee Golden, a member of the Oak Ridge Boys, shares his inspiring story of overcoming adversity, forgiveness, and healing through music and spiritual growth. He discusses the importance of letting go of grudges and finding peace with oneself, and how these principles have helped him and his family navigate difficult times. [... more]

Breaking free from the habit of holding grudges and cultivating a heart of forgiveness is a crucial aspect of living a life that honors God. Jesus teaches that even the slightest expression of anger can lead to murder in the heart, and that true followers of Christ must learn to forgive and reconcile with others, just as God has forgiven and reconciled us to Himself. [... more]

Forgetting past grievances is a challenging characteristic of Christian love, as it requires letting go of anger and resentment, and instead choosing to forgive and love others unconditionally, just as God loves us. [... more]