The authors of Choosing the Gift of Forgiveness, a pastor and a psychologist, approach the task of forgiving realistically. It is always painful. Small victories one day may give way to frustrating setbacks the next.
Forgiving lets go of bitterness, accepting God's grace. It adopts God's willingness to extend a costly and undeserved gift to another person. It may or may not mean reconciliation. These guidelines look forward to a future free of inner turmoil and safe from being hurt again.
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David Bener, Ph.D., C. Psych., teaches at Redeemer College and is Chief Psychologist, Child and Adolescent Services, Hamilton, ON.
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