From Forgiven to Forgiving

<ul> <li>Just &ldquo;forgive and forget.&rdquo;</li> <li>You should apologize when you mess up.</li> <li>If you forgive you will feel better.</li> <li>Don&rsquo;t wait until you are asked before you forgive.</li> <li>Forgive only when you are sure the offender is sincere.</li> </ul> <p>If you think any of these statements are good advice, <em>you need to read this book</em>! Understanding what the Bible teaches about forgiveness, between those who have been forgiven much, is essential to God-honoring relationships. Sadly, many believers settle for the world&rsquo;s substitutes or sinfully live alienated from others because of an unwillingness to forgive as Christ has commanded.</p> <p>Let Jay Adams, with his trademark clarity and vivid illustrations, help you think through what the Scriptures teach, and help you move<em><strong>&nbsp;From&nbsp;Forgiven to Forgiving</strong></em>.</p>