Forgiving Forward

06/01/2026

We are thrilled to share the message of freedom with our Texas friends on June 12-13. Come join us! Registration link in comments.

05/27/2026

🎤 You won't want to miss Toni's recent podcast interview! Sue's Healthy Minutes has reached the TOP 2% of podcasts worldwide for downloads.

Sue’s Healthy Minutes OTHER Podcasts Sue’s Interview with Dr Edwards at Veritas Medical “Hospitality” presentation “Not by Bread Alone” presentation “The Truth About Wheat” presentation

05/12/2026

"If we are honest with ourselves, we are consistently guilty of downsizing God. When we do, we invariably upsize ourselves."
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We live in a culture that bombards us with demands for self-sufficiency. Self-sufficiency is the mindset that says, “I can handle this.” “Look at all I’ve done.” or “If I need God, I will give Him a call.” An elevated view of myself always comes from a low view of God. Ben Patterson sa...

04/27/2026

🇫🇷 Check out this fantastic testimony from our editor in Paris. Coming soon - the 2nd Edition of Forgiving Forward in French!

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04/10/2026

🪞 "Could it be that the biggest challenge to God's glory and position in our lives is us? Is it possible that we have met our own worst enemy, and it’s the dude or dudette staring back at us in the mirror?" Read more in this week's blog.

Biblically, a posture is a physical position in worship that reflects the heart's attitude of reverence towards God and our dependence on Him. At the beginning of this year, the Lord impressed on us that there are six postures—six mindsets—that He wants to undergird and inform our prayers for Fo...

04/05/2026

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04/03/2026

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04/02/2026

✝️ Enjoy a Free Easter Gift—On Us! Every Easter weekend, we are honored to offer a free digital version (Kindle) of Forgiving Forward. 📘 Please click the link below and scroll down to access your copy from Friday morning through Sunday evening. Pass this offer along to your friends!

For I handed down to you as of first importance what I also received, that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, and that He was buried, and that He was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures, and that He appeared to Cephas, then to the twelve. After that He appeared to

03/25/2026

❤️ Abiding Trust! "Apart from Jesus, we can do nothing. That is why Abiding is the only way we can live the life we were redeemed to live. The Greek word translated abide means “to stay, to wait, to remain in, to stay in place, to remain in a sphere, to remain in one place with someone, to reside.” It carries the connotation of living in an intimate relationship with someone. Abiding is simply being constantly connected and desperately dependent on Jesus." Read more in today's blog post.

Biblically, a posture is a physical position in worship that reflects the heart's attitude of reverence towards God and our dependence on Him. At the beginning of this year, the Lord impressed on us that there are six postures—six mindsets—that He wants to undergird and inform our prayers for Fo...

03/18/2026

✞ "One of the main concerns I have with most forgiveness models, including the one I used to follow, is that they do not address the “who pays?” question. When someone wounds us, there is a loss—something is damaged, a debt is incurred. Forgiveness requires the settling of the debt. Just choosing to forgive someone doesn’t eliminate the impact of what happened. The debt remains and must be addressed. Forgiveness simply shifts the responsibility for the debt from the one who caused it to someone else who will cover it." Read more in today's blog.

Our Postures—Part Four As I shared in the previous blogs, Toni and I spend time together at the beginning of each year seeking God’s heart for Forgiving Forward. The key question we ask is, “Lord, what do You want us to ask You for in the coming year?” This year, as Toni and I sat together, ...