Becoming willing to make amends starts with receiving God’s forgiveness. Learn why you can’t skip this step, how to believe you’re worth forgiving, and how releasing bitterness frees you to clean your side of the street.
Read MoreJonah 4 may be the most embarrassing chapter in the Bible. Jonah throws a tantrum because God showed mercy to his enemies.
Read MoreGod gave Jonah a second chance, and then he gave Nineveh one too. Jonah 3 shows that God is eager to forgive anyone who turns to him.
Read MoreEven after deep betrayal, the gospel offers hope. Here’s how God makes reconciliation possible and how couples can rebuild trust.
Read MoreLoving our enemies sounds impossible. Discover what Jesus meant in Matthew 5, why hate keeps us trapped in bitterness, and how God’s love for us makes it possible.
Read More“Eye for eye” was never meant to justify revenge. Discover what Jesus meant by turning the other cheek, going the extra mile, and being the bigger person.
Read MoreWhen someone you love wanders from God, it’s hard to know what to do. Discover five practical, biblical tips on how to love a prodigal by mirroring the heart of the Father and trusting the Holy Spirit to do the work of conviction.
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Jesus died for us while we were still sinners, not once we’d cleaned up our act.
Read MoreWhat can we learn from the prodigal father? Discover how God’s character is revealed through his pursuit of the lost and his joyful restoration of those who return home.
Read MoreJoseph was loved, hated, rejected, and used by God to save many lives. Discover five ways Joseph’s story in Genesis points to Jesus, our ultimate deliverer.
Read MoreDoes apologizing to your kids undermine your authority? Actually, it does the opposite. Discover how admitting your mistakes creates a bridge of trust and teaches your children the beauty of repentance and grace.
Read MoreGod calls us to live a life that makes Jesus famous. That means learning to honor God every day.
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Stephen’s story can give us power for the most incredible task: forgiving someone who has genuinely wrecked your life.
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Is there such a thing as an unforgivable sin? Yes. Find out what it is here.
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Most people find it difficult to forgive themselves over mistakes they have committed. Here are three reasons why people find it hard to forgive themselves.
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Can a marriage survive an affair? In this 4-week series, walk through the difficult conversations after infidelity, with practical steps for both spouses and real hope for forgiveness, rebuilt trust, and restoration.
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You can’t make decisions for your spouse, but what if you’re the only one who wants to fight for your marriage?
Read MoreAA’s fifth step asks you to admit your wrongs to God, to yourself, and to another human being. Here’s why confessing to another person breaks the power of shame and how to choose someone safe to hear it.
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Everyone gets hurt, so everyone needs to understand how forgiveness works.
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In this lesson, we discuss the kind of attitudes and choices that will help you enjoy great relationships that really work.
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