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Shame Off You!
I remember as a little girl, hiding under the covers of my bed, trying to shut out my parents’ yelling and screaming in the next room. I heard bad words. I didn’t know what some of them meant, but I did know how they made me feel. Dirty. The next morning, I awoke to the aftermath of the night’s tirade—Mom’s black eye, Dad’s crying remorse, furniture tossed and broken—and those bad words bouncing around my little-girl head.
Sharon Jaynes,
A Season of Thankfulness: Day 8 - God of Mercy - Denise Pass
Hebrews 8:12 “For I will be merciful toward their evil deeds, and their sins I will remember no longer.” Micah 7:18 “Who is a God like you, who pardons sin and forgives the transgression of the remnant of his inheritance? You do not stay angry forever but delight to show mercy.” Isaiah 43:25 “”I, even […]
Denise Pass,
Two Reasons We Should NOT “Forgive and Forget”
Well-meaning adults used to tell us as kids, “Oh, just forgive him and forget it.” A playground scuffle, name-calling, and maybe even bringing the character of one’s mother into t…
Lynn H. Pryor,
Breaking the Bonds of Guilt
“And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” (John 8:32 NKJV) There’s a curious twist in the lyrics of a beloved, ancient hymn—O for a Thousand Tongues to …
Nancy C. Williams,
Shame Off You!
I remember as a little girl, hiding under the covers of my bed, trying to shut out my parents’ yelling and screaming in the next room. I heard bad words. I didn’t know what some of them meant, but I did know how they made me feel. Dirty. The next morning, I awoke to the aftermath of the night’s tirade—Mom’s black eye, Dad’s crying remorse, furniture tossed and broken—and those bad words bouncing around my little-girl head.
Sharon Jaynes,
Is it okay to forgive and not forget?
If I have forgiven someone, but I still can remember what they have done, have I truly forgiven them? What does God say?
Zachary Zehnder,
Is it okay to forgive and not forget?
If I have forgiven someone, but I still can remember what they have done, have I truly forgiven them? What does God say?
Zachary Zehnder,
There Is One God, A Fact That Will Never Change - Christian Perspectives
There is only one god, and he is not a god fashioned by human hands. He has always been there, and always will be. That will never change.
Robin McKinley,
Finding Hope in God’s Forgiveness and Forgetfulness
By Elizabeth Prata SYNOPSIS I encourage believers amid the world’s growing sinfulness by recalling Charles Spurgeon’s sermon, “God’s Non-Remembrance of Sin.” As believ…
Elizabeth Prata,
Struggling with Forgiveness
The unpardonable sin. A lot of us get nervous when the topic is brought up—and for good reason. Ever thought something like this? “I’ve been such a dunderhead, doing things I told God I…
Lynn H. Pryor,

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