Third printing of Forgiveness, Finding Freedom and Healing. 

In bookstores in early October, 2024. 

Same price: $14.99

A book full of scripture verses, stories, guidance and encouragement that will help you to deal with anger and resentment. There is a clear and easy-to-follow guide to help in forgiving those who have caused hurt. It shows you how to live in forgiveness from day to day.  

Included is a guide for individual or group study.

Friends comment:

“An accessible guide for both new believers and seasoned disciples. The principles will bring transformation and maturity to individuals and church communities.”

Eric Phinney, long-time rector,  St. James the Less Anglican Parish   Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada

“A very helpful and practical resource on forgiveness. It is easy to read and straightforward, with clear steps to freedom through forgiveness.” 

Eldon Pullman, counsellor at Cornerstone Counselling Services; Winnipeg, Canada

“This book on forgiveness is a much needed resource for the body of Christ. The stories and scriptures will help many identify with their own need to forgive.”                        

Judith King, board member, Freedom in Christ International, Social Worker and Counsellor, Michigan

            One sample story:  (true event in my own life - Ken)

It was a Sunday morning and our family was getting ready for church. In a hurry I hopped into our van with the key in hand. What? No ignition! To my surprise there was only a hole where the ignition should have been and wires were hanging out of the hole. Someone had tried to steal our vehicle! Anger surged up in me.  

I quickly thought of my options. Being a farm boy, I decided to hot wire my own van. I had never tried this before but I fiddled with the wires. The wipers came on, then the horn let out a blast. To my relief, the van finally started. We made it to church on time. 

Ironically, I was preaching that Sunday and my sermon was on forgiveness. The half hour drive gave me time to confess my anger to God and forgive some nameless person who had upset my Sunday morning and would cost me a repair bill.    

I have noticed that no matter what area I am serving God in, I face a test of my character and faith in that very thing. I believe it’s because God wants me to be authentic when I preach, teach or disciple others.