What the Bible Says about Forgiveness (Rose Publishing)

Easily get key biblical principles about forgiveness. Rose’s What the Bible Says About Forgiveness answers important questions including: What is forgiveness? Why do we need forgiveness? Why do we need to forgive others? Why is forgiving enemies tied to whether God will forgive us?

You already know that you (and those you lead) are called to forgive others. But, even as a believer, forgiving someone who hurt us can be a hard thing to do. And knowing how to gently encourage others to show forgiveness can be difficult too—especially, when we are faced with the question—how?

• How can I truly forgive someone who hurt me?
• What does “letting it go” actually look like?

Find out the answer to these questions and more in Rose’s What the Bible Says About Forgiveness pamphlet. Enjoy having an easy-to-understand overview of key Bible stories on forgiveness, and get over 7 practical ways to let go of anger and un-forgiveness. It avoids “easier-said-than-done” suggestions and instead shares practical ways to forgive the seemingly unforgivable.

Includes—

• 4 Key Truths About Forgiveness, including why forgiveness is needed, how it is possible, why it is available, and why it is ongoing.
• 4 Reasons to Forgive: forgiveness frees the forgiver, it’s a testament of God’s love, and more!
• 7 Practical Ways to Forgive Others—includes simple explanations, practical advice, and key scriptures for each suggestion. Some suggestions include: give up your right to revenge, pray for your enemies, examine your own sin, etc.
• 4 Steps on How to Overcome Anger—Includes scripture verses and model prayers
• The difference between forgiveness and reconciliation. Answers the question, “If I forgive, does that mean I have to fully trust them again?”
• Key insights and quotations on forgiveness from individuals who personally understand the struggle to forgive and the liberating freedom that follows, such as Rebecca Alonzo (mother murdered before her eyes), Corrie ten Boom (Holocaust survivor), and Dietrich Bonhoeffer (German pastor imprisoned and executed for his opposition to Nazism).

“I forgive you.” These three little words are so simple, so complex, and yet so powerful! Forgiveness can be one of the hardest things to do—especially when we are wronged by a family member, close friend, or person whom we trusted. Forgiveness does not erase the past, but it gives us a chance for a better future by freeing us from the anger, bitterness, and resentment that so often ensnares us when we hold onto grudges. This handy pamphlet gives a fantastic overview of the biblical principles on forgiveness. This pamphlet reviews not only what the Bible says about forgiveness, but it also gives practical ways to forgive others. Perfect for individual use, small group Bible studies, new believers classes, and Sunday School classes.

5 Features of this Forgiveness Pamphlet by Rose Publishing

1. Clear Definitions and Examples. Clearly explains forgiveness, unforgiveness, sin, and much more. Also get fascinating examples from the Bible and key leaders in the faith!
2. Practical. Get practical tips and a step-by-step guide on how to forgive and the benefits of forgiveness. Enjoy learning how you can deal with anger in biblical ways at a glance too!
3. Simple and Concise. This Bible-based quick reference guide is packed with Scriptures, charts, and simple summaries to give you key reasons for forgiveness, all packed into 14 full-color pages.
4. Solid Biblical Information. Enjoy learning about forgiveness from a truly biblical standpoint. Stop trying to forgive with your own abilities and gain confidence and strength from the ultimate Forgiver: God! Using parables, Scriptures, and Bible stories, get an understanding of the importance of forgiveness.
5. Highly Visual. With comparison charts and simple summaries laid out in easy-to-read points, enjoy having forgiveness explained clearly and concisely. Includes—
   • 10 Stories of Forgiveness—includes a recap of the story, key scripture reference(s), and key verses. Covers Joseph, David, the prodigal son, the tax collector, Peter, and more!
   • 5 common sources of un-forgiveness and bitterness
   • Comparison chart of the merciful king versus the unmerciful servant (Matthew 18:21-25). Also, highlights the key points and lessons from the story.