What the Bible Says About Forgiveness (Sermon Series)

by bbcwaky on May 5, 2019 with No Comments

Grace: Foundation for Forgiveness

Sunday, May 5 (PM) Pastor Harper

“Father, Forgive Them”

Sunday, May 12 (PM) Pastor Harper

Forgiveness is Not Forgetting

Sunday, May 19 (PM) Pastor Harper

Forgiveness and Bitterness

Sunday, May 26 (PM) Pastor Harper

Must We Forgive Ourselves? (Two Types of Forgiveness

Sunday, June 9 (AM) Pastor Harper

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Even though my heart’s sincere desire is to carefully share truth in a kind manner, I know that sincerity is not enough. Therefore I encourage you to read the material posted here with great care. Exercise caution and discernment. Measure and evaluate everything on this blog by the inerrant Word of God.

Oh yes, just a couple more thoughts. First, I promise to never say: “If you love Jesus you will forward this to everyone on your mailing list.” Second, when I post information or articles from other websites, I am never (not even once) giving my blanket endorsement of all material, men, or ministries associated with those sites. So regardless of which blog or website you read, here’s the best advice I can give: Just take the fish n’ leave the bones. Happy reading!

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