Step 1 of Forgiveness: A Response
In my last post, I stated, “Our level of feeling offended has more to do with what we believe about
In my last post, I stated, “Our level of feeling offended has more to do with what we believe about
Forgiveness is a process that includes several steps along the way. The first step is to Examine the Hurt.
Forgiveness is a process that involves certain steps. As discussed in Forgiveness Process: An Analogy, (which you can read here
When we are hurt, we have the urge to hurt back, or to at least withdraw, out of self-protection. Sometimes
We don’t need to forgive every time we feel offended. This statement may shock some people and relieve others. I
Whoever said “Good fences make good neighbors” knew something about boundaries and forgiveness. I put a fence around my backyard
When I teach on forgiveness many people ask me this question: If I forgive do I have to restore the
“People tell me that if I haven’t forgotten then I haven’t forgiven.” This barometer of forgiveness has brought an abundance
While playing the board game Sorry! with my son, I realized that we do not always mean we are sorry
“Burn me once, shame on you. Burn me twice, shame on me.” This is the maxim for those who choose
