The New Freedom of Forgiveness

The New Freedom of Forgiveness by David W. Augsburger was published by Moody Publishers in March 2000. The ISBN for The New Freedom of Forgiveness is 9780802432926.

The New Freedom Of Forgiveness David Augsburger The New Freedom of Forgiveness is a book for any person struggling to forgive hurt and pain in his or her life. While perfect for any believer, this resource is great for a seeker desiring the freedom forgiveness provides. David Augsburger (B.A., Eastern Mennonite Seminary; Ph.D., School of Theology at Claremont) is a professor of pastoral care at the Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary, Elkhart, Indiana. He has also served as radio speaker for "The Mennonite Hour." Seventy times seven .. How many times shall I forgive? Our Lord answers us clearly that our forgiveness of those who hurt us shall have no end. This is one of the most difficult things any person has to face. David Augsburger understands this. He knows the outrageous cost - and incomparable value - of forgiving. He also knows this is a believer's only option. Any other course of action will not only be destructive, it will violate the will of God. In The New Freedom of Forgiveness, Dr. Augsburger expands upon his classic writing to provide a more comprehensive, expanded, and stronger message. Combining personal testimonies with Scripture, Dr. Augsburger provides readers with practical guidance on applying forgiveness in our everyday lives. With an excellent new study guide, readers will be challenged on an even deeper level. We are commanded to forgive everything. Not just the little stuff, the minor irritations and thoughtless behavior of others. But everything. When we forgive, we are set free from bondage. The New Freedom of Forgiveness is an essential resource not only for understanding what God requires, but also learning how to apply it every day. Read this life-changing book and discover the freedom of forgiveness. 1. I Can Never Forgive 2. Then What is Forgiveness? 3. How Can I Forgive? 4. Learning to Forgive 5. Forgiveness and Anger 6. Forgiveness and Confession 7. Forgiveness and Marriage 8. Forgiveness and Prejudice 9. Forgiveness and Action 10. Forgiveness and the Enemy 11. Forgiveness and Mutual Love