Maranatha Media
He [Christ] spoke of God, not as an avenging judge, but as a tender father, and He revealed the image of God as mirrored in Himself. His words were like balm to the wounded spirit. Both by His words and by His works of mercy He was breaking the oppressive power of the old traditions and man-made commandments, and presenting the love of God in its exhaustless fullness.
DA 204.4
Author Ray Foucher
Published Mar 31, 2020
Pages 44
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Forgiveness is central to the Christian experience. Yet too often we find it so hard to forgive those who wrong us, as well as feel forgiven when we hurt others. Why is this? Could it be because of a confused relationship with our Father in Heaven, who we find difficult to believe forgives us?

How and when does God forgive us? Is he angry at us, requiring us to adequately recognize our sinfulness before forgiving us? This booklet aims to show that God is not like this - that in actuality God is always ready to forgive, if we would just let Him. The problem is not with God, it is with us in not allowing God to remove the burden off of us. A deeper study of what Jesus and the disciples taught on forgiveness allows us to be healed of our sin, just like Jesus healed people of their sicknesses.