When someone’s hurt you deeply—especially family—it’s easy to feel trapped between the anger and the guilt. People say, “Forgiveness takes time.” Or, “You’ll forgive when you finally feel ready.” Sound familiar?
Yeah… I don’t buy it.
I recently talked with someone who’s endured unthinkable abuse, betrayal, and cover-up—and she’s angry, even at God, and wondering how to forgive. And candidly? I’ve been there too.
But what if everything we’ve heard about forgiveness being a slow, emotional process is exactly what’s keeping us in bondage?
What if forgiveness isn’t about waiting for a feeling or letting someone off the hook? What if it’s about something far more powerful—and freeing?
In this video clip, I tackle the lies about forgiveness that sound spiritual but actually keep us chained to the past. You might never see forgiveness the same way again!
So check it out and go free!
Learn more about forgiving others in my video clip How to forgive when you’ve been wronged or in my BibleQuestions.com Q&A How can you forgive someone who hurt you deeply?
