Forgiving Forward: Experience the Freedom of the Gospel through the Power of Forgiveness

What if we told you forgiveness was possible? What if the deepest betrayals could be dealt with here, today—right now? What if you could finally be free from torment?

Too often we think of forgiveness as some long process we need to go through before we can have peace. Nothing could be further from the truth. Actually, forgiveness is transactional. When someone wounds us, a debt is incurred. The payment required to make us whole again is staggering. And who pays? No amount of apologies or other forms of restitution from the offending party could ever cover the cost of their sin that wounded us. But there is good news! God has given us a strategy in His Word to help us live out Gospel-centric forgiveness. To truly forgive someone, we must look to the Cross where the blood of Jesus covers all sin, including the ones that wound us.

IF YOU CUT THE GOSPEL ANYWHERE, IT BLEEDS FORGIVENESS!

Dr. Bruce Hebel (BS, Baptist Bible College, ThM, Dallas Theological Seminary and DD, Carver College) is an international speaker with a compelling message that is revolutionizing the hearts of people from all walks of life. Raised in a pastor's home and educated to pastor the local church, Bruce has served in pastoral ministries for over 40 years. All his training has led to this: pointing people to "Christ in you, the Hope of glory." He and his wife, Toni, are passionate to see the Body of Christ worldwide experience the Freedom of the Gospel through the Power of Forgiveness.

Toni Hebel is a gifted communicator who serves alongside her husband, Bruce, and often speaks with him at events. She has been a leader and guest speaker for various ladies' events and retreats nationally as well as internationally for over 35 years. She is passionate about helping all women find freedom in Christ while restoring their God-given destinies through an intimate relationship with Jesus. Bruce and Toni live near Atlanta, GA, and are blessed with three wonderful married children and six grandchildren.