Forgiveness is a choice that releases a person from a wrong committed against you, but it doesn't necessarily mean reconciliation. Dr. Tony Evans explains the difference between unilateral and transactional forgiveness, and how forgiveness is linked to being forgiven by God. He shares stories from the Bible, including the story of Joseph, to illustrate the importance of forgiveness in healing and moving forward. [... more]

Forgiveness is a crucial decision that can set you free from the burden of past hurts and open the door for God's miracles in your life. Dr. Tony Evans explains the importance of forgiving others and ourselves, and how it can lead to healing, restoration, and reconciliation. [... 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]

Forgiveness is a decision, not an emotion, and is necessary for God's miracles in our lives. Dr. Tony Evans explains the difference between relational and legal forgiveness, and how unilateral and transactional forgiveness can set us free from the burden of unforgiveness. [... more]

Forgiveness is a choice to release a person from a debt or an obligation incurred due to a wrong committed against you. It does not mean approving or excusing the wrong, but rather releasing the person from the obligation. Forgiveness is critical for both the person being forgiven and the person forgiving, as it allows for reconciliation and healing in relationships. [... more]

Forgiveness is a decision that cancels a debt and breaks up intimacy with God, but it's not about excusing or ignoring reality. There are two types of forgiveness: legal forgiveness, which is settled forever when you accept Christ, and relational forgiveness, which is conditional and deals with fellowship with God. Unilateral forgiveness is given without an apology, while transactional forgiveness involves repentance and confession. [... more]