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Forgive
- Why Should I and How Can I?
- Narrated by: Sean Pratt
- Length: 8 hrs and 8 mins
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An exploration of the power and the possibility of forgiveness, from New York Times best-selling author Timothy Keller.
'Why is it better for me to forgive someone and take on the cost of that forgiveness myself?'
In his new audiobook, renowned pastor and author Timothy Keller grapples with this thorny question: why we should forgive those who hurt us. It is the heart of the gospel, but it's not solely important on a religious level; the matter of forgiveness has a huge impact on social and cultural levels, in terms of how we deal with the people, and problems, in our lives. What is it like to carry around resentment and judgement, and what does it cost us to do so—as against the very real personal cost of extending forgiveness to others? These are issues that matter on a daily level, as well as a spiritual one.
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- Ralph
- 24-01-2023
Timely topic
For all cultures worldwide Keller has given us the bible’s answer to how we should treat each other.
If you really care about the future of our planet this is where we need start.
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- Carl Mutzelburg
- 26-01-2023
An essential book on Forgiveness
Keller excellent in theory and practice as usual. Highly recommended for practical theology on a hard topic for us all.
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- Anonymous User
- 28-06-2023
If only I had this book earlier in life
This book is life-changing. Forgiveness isn't just a one liner in the Lord's Prayer but it is core to the Gospel of Jesus and Tim Keller unpacks this beautifully yet with constructive and theological insight.
Highly encourage every believer to read this book!
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