When God Stopped Keeping Score.

Anger... Resentment... Guilt... Pain... For millions of people, not every prison comes with a set of bars. That's because at some point, no matter who you are, regardless of your race, creed, religion or even gender, everyone has suffered at the hands of another person. You are not alone.The question is whether this wrong happened two minutes or twenty years ago, whether this person is living or dead, why are you still allowing yourself to suffer because of it? Why is this pain still being allowed to destroy the very relationships that you have with your friends, family, God and even yourself? There is help, but are you ready to accept it?In this ground breaking study of the power of forgiveness, R.A. Clark, an award-winning educator and life coach, challenges not only what you thought that you knew about forgiveness, but also questions the heavy emotional price that you are willing to pay to live without it. In a world where it is hard to love and there is so much to hate, finally somebody will tell the truth about the lies that we tell ourselves about forgiveness. Including...* Why you should never forgive and forget?* When is the right time to forgive anyone for anything?* Why your "silence" maybe slowly destroying your family?* The only biblical way that there is to forgive anyone.* Also, discover just who is the one person that you should always forgive, even when your heart tells you not to.Prepare yourself. This book is the first step in a remarkable journey to help you to become the spouse, parent, and/or friend that you were truly meant to be; the one person that many people wish they were and others only pretend to be.

R.A. Clark is a gifted, award winning educator and life coach. With the lost of his mother and a father, who battled substance abuse, R.A. Clark understands adversity and challenges. R.A. Clark has used his past struggles to help others. In a continued effort to give back, a portion of the proceeds from the sale of his works, including this book, will go to support various women and children charities. R.A. Clark currently lives with his family and works in Philadelphia, PA.