Understanding and Facilitating Forgiveness
series: Strategic Pastoral Counseling Resources
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- Format
- E-Book
- ISBN
- 9781441241320
- Pub. Date
- Sep 1996
- SRP
- $14.99
About
Someone you know may be missing the most essential experience of a life that is whole: the giving and receiving of forgiveness.
Understanding and Facilitating Forgiveness helps pastors and counselors present God's grace in healing forgiveness issues, even when the one being counseled has built a wall around his or her heart out of bitterness or pain.
The authors consider three specific problems:
1.) an inability to forgive
2.) an inability to receive forgiveness
3.) an inability to forgive oneself
Through case studies and supported by solid biblical guidance, Benner and Harvey show why forgiveness is so vital to a full life, and demonstrate that it is possible, necessary, and often intensely painful. They strategically take pastoral counselors through the steps needed to help lead others to full forgiveness.
The Authors
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Robert Harvey
Robert W. Harvey was for many years the pastor of Bethel Presbyterian Church, Wheaton and later Immanuel Presbyterian Church, Warrenville, Illinois.
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Robert W. Harvey
Robert W. Harvey was for many years the pastor of Bethel Presbyterian Church, Wheaton and later Immanuel Presbyterian Church, Warrenville, Illinois.
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David G. Benner PhD
David G. Benner (PhD, York University; postdoctoral studies, Chicago Institute of Psychoanalysis) is an internationally known depth psychologist, author, spiritual guide, and personal transformation coach who lives in Toronto, Ontario. Benner has authored or...
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David G. Benner
David G. Benner (PhD, York University; postdoctoral studies, Chicago Institute of Psychoanalysis) is an internationally known depth psychologist, author, spiritual guide, and personal transformation coach who lives in Toronto, Ontario. Benner has authored or...
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