We have all wronged someone and we have all been wronged. If we don’t deal with these wrongs we end up bearing guilt and grudges that are toxic to the soul. The way to deal with these things is clear, but as many of us have discovered, it is easier said than done. Fortunately the Bible has much to teach us about the topic of receiving and giving forgiveness, and we will explore this in our new series “The Forgiven” beginning Sunday, August 5th.
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