Forgive and Love Again: Healing Wounded Relationships

Today I only have a few moments to write this, so I will update in the future. However, I have to say that I could not wait one minute longer to sing the praises of this amazing book. I will say outright that I believe you do need to be Christian in order for this book to be meaningful to you, as it's lessons are completely based on the Bible and Jesus' teachings. My husband cheated on me with a co-worker (with whom he still works, by the way, and sees/speaks to her on her work days, twice a week) a year ago and I caught him - I found some e-mails between them. He was in love with her, on top of everything else. It has been a difficult year, and I have read multiple books. We have a wonderful counselor, and I do feel she has been instrumental in our success. But without this amazing book to supplement our counseling, there is no way I'd be where I am now. I have forgiven my husband, and we are well on our way to the happiest we've ever been. And I am almost ready to forgive the "other woman", and it feels wonderful. Please buy this book!! I will update at another time . . .

Excellent!! Provides a perspective of forgiveness not generally found in our culture. Presents in simple, direct language a step-by-step approach for forgiving others that frees us from our past.

It is one of the best that I have ever read. I never really had a problem with forgiveness. However, as I began to reevaluate my life, I found that there were persons that when I thought of them, the memories were not a memory of forgiveness. I had to revaluate and ask forgiveness for a number of persons. I have shared this book with a number of persons and we are hoping to use this book as a guide for our Summer quarter's Sunday School study. The real key is to love again. It is a consolation to know that it is possible.