Forgiven and Free!

By Rose Newman

I have found that when someone innocently causes another person to be hurt, an offer of remorse and reconciliation can correct it. Often when we try to apply some humility and forgiveness to the experience, instead of hiding the pain in the back of our memory, it will begin a healing process that eventually gives us freedom to carry on with life. We don't have to allow the hurt to continue its control over us. We have the choice. There may be a possible reconciliation too if we are sincere in our offer of forgiveness.
Perhaps while reading instances of emotional pain suffered in my life, some of them may become a means of help and healing for you.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Rose Newman
• Release date: Jan 11, 2018
• ISBN: 9781370916771

Rose Newman

I was born in Wales and moved to Canada as a teenager. I have always loved to write letters and keep in touch with family and friends. Now I am older, and hopefully a little wiser, my experiences along the way have given me many opportunities to learn from mistakes and remember victories.I love children very much and I started writing books for those too.

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Forgiven and Free!

by Rose Newman

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Title page painting

Forgiven

Copyright © by Thomas Blackshear II

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Forgiven and Free!

Rose Newman

Painting Forgiven

Copyright © by Thomas Blackshear II

Table of Contents

Introduction

Good Intentions Turned Sour

Hurt So Much!

Mercy and Grace

At What Cost?

Ultimate Forgiveness

Introduction

I have found that when someone innocently causes another person to be hurt, an offer of remorse and reconciliation can correct it. Often when we try to apply some humility and forgiveness to the experience, instead of hiding the pain in the back of our memory, it will begin a healing process that eventually gives us freedom to carry on with life. We don't have to allow the hurt to continue its control over us. We have the choice. There may be a possible reconciliation too if we are sincere in our offer of forgiveness.

Perhaps while reading instances of emotional pain suffered in my life, some of them may become a means of help and healing