52: Forgiveness - Part 1

What is forgiveness? Does it require a contrite offender? Does it excuse the wrong? Do we become more vulnerable? Dr. Jennings explores these and other forgiveness myths.

God is working overtime to heal the damage from our battles with sin. His weapons of choice? Truth and His beautiful Laws of Love. With Him at our side, victory is ours.

Battles for the human soul are not waged as the world wages war. Spiritual warfare includes attacks on our ability to reason, our conscience, and our willingness to worship.

Each day, we come face to face with what Dr. Jennings calls “Spiritual Warfare.” Like it or not, we’re all involved in one way or another. But, there’s help waiting right nearby.

There’s a beautiful promise in the Bible concerning those who fight the “good fight.” So, how does one fight the good fight? What weapons are involved? Who or what exactly is the enemy?

We all know the story of Judas and how he betrayed Christ. “We’d never do that,” we tell ourselves. Well, not so fast, Dr. Jennings says. We might be betraying Jesus right now!

We all want to be strong and happy when it comes to our physical health. But, what about our spiritual well-being? Are there things we can do to strengthen it; to make it more joyful?

Politics. Should we Christians even get involved in politics? Should we write about it, study it, and become a part of the divisive dialog that’s taking place? Dr. Jennings offers guidance.

Guilt—that great emotional separator that keeps us from being where we need to be and where God wants us to be: held safely in His arms. According to Dr. Jennings, there are two types.

Self-esteem is built on many foundations. Some are dependable. Some, not so much. Dr. Jennings says there are times when we need to allow God to restore order in our lives.