forgiveness
Forgiving a Nazi
Would you be able to forgive someone who caused immeasurable suffering not only to you but also your family?
Escaping from a radical family: Tara Westover’s story
For many, religious extremism brings to mind images of terrorism and violence in distant places—but for Tara Westover, the extremism was found far closer to home
The entourage of Jesus
Jesus is known as a man of righteousness and goodness. . . but what were the people he surrounded himself with like
From Bitterness To Forgiveness: How Do Christians Manage Conflict
We often view conflict as harmful—but are there any benefits to hashing it out that we can glean?
Live to forgive
With Easter-time often comes hot cross buns, chocolate eggs and bunnies; but behind it all is the tragic love story of Jesus' death, and how it represents forgiveness.
Why shall we “never forget them”?
Does remembering the Anzacs include accepting all the death, destruction, war crimes and racism that have been a part of Australia and New Zealand’s war involvement?
What would you do to protect your children?
On February 1st 2020, the Abdallah and Sakr families lost four children to a drunk driver. A year on, i4give Day gives the community a chance to heal and reflect on the power of forgiveness.
The art of forgiveness
To forgive someone who has hurt you takes commitment and discipline, but the positive results are worth it.
God, please don’t let me die!
In a single moment, Hashim Garrett’s life was changed forever. He now knows anguish, depression and the incredible power of forgiveness.
4 Ways to clear your name from shame
We all mess up and hurt others. But what we do next is crucially important.
The view from the cross
Charles Mills reflects on what—and who—Jesus saw as He hung crucified between heaven and earth.
Beating bitterness
When life knocks you down, you can do better than getting bitter. Victor Parachin shares some practical tips.