Moving Forward: Letting Go of Stuff That Will Kill You, Your Guide to Exploring the World of Forgiveness
- ISBN-10
- 1734854219
- ISBN-13
- 9781734854213
- Series
- Moving Forward
- Pages
- 116
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2020-04
- Author
- Martha Fry
Description
Are you trapped by anger or constant irritation?Even if you think you have forgiven someone, latent anger is a sure sign you are suffering from an unresolved offense or abuse. And in an effort to protect yourself, you have likely hurt others as well. Managing anger will never get you to freedom. You have to address the root cause. Forgiveness is not necessarily reconciliation. Forgiveness is not magic, and healing is a process. MOVING FORWARD will guide you to the root and help you begin to do the work required to walk in forgiveness. It will help you let go of the stuff that is killing you and guide you down the road to freedom!Moving Forward clarifies what it means to forgive as an act of faithful obedience without minimizing the offense and its consequences. This book is a God-send for those hurting from abuse or unresolved offenses as it highlights how what we have experienced doesn't have to be our permanent reality. Moving Forward shows us how to acknowledge our pain, heal from hurts, and be inspired by hope.
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