Forgive us
Book Description
In a time when Christianity's public image has become increasingly tarnished, four courageous Christian leaders step forward to address the painful reality of their faith community's failures. This honest examination confronts the ways evangelical Christianity has wounded and alienated homosexuals, women, minorities, and people of different faiths through harmful attitudes and actions.
Rather than offering defensive justifications, these authors choose the difficult path of genuine confession and repentance. They acknowledge that while some criticism may be unfair, much of Christianity's damaged reputation stems from real harm inflicted by believers who lost sight of their core values of love and compassion.
The book serves as both an internal call to action for Christians and an extended apology to those who have been hurt. The authors challenge fellow believers to examine their own hearts and behaviors, urging them to move beyond defensive postures toward authentic transformation. They envision a renewed engagement with the broader culture, one built on humility rather than judgment.
This passionate appeal for forgiveness and reconciliation offers hope for healing fractured relationships between the church and society. For readers seeking spiritual growth, the book provides a model of how genuine accountability can become the foundation for meaningful change. It demonstrates how admitting failures, rather than weakening faith, can actually strengthen it by aligning actions with professed beliefs about grace and redemption.
Who Is This For?
📖 Reading Level: Medium (200-400 pages) (~7 hours)
📄 Length: 240 pages
What You'll Discover
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