Whose job is it to make things right when someone has been wronged? Is it the victim, who experienced a wrong, who must address the offender or is it the person who did the wrong that is responsible for making things right? What does biblical evidence tell us. You won't want to miss this episode where we address many different facets of forgiveness.

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0:00 - Start

1:24 - Giveaway Announcement

2:21 - Christmas Talk /Advent Calendars

4:20 - Recommendation - Dan Winkler's Book on Forgiveness

7:42 - Preliminary Thoughts / Forgiveness is about Reconciliation

13:01 - We The Victims and Offenders

16:51 - The Difference in Forgiveness and Being Quick To Trust Again

23:56 - What Should I Do When I Am The Victim?

31:36 - What Should I Do When I Am The Offender?

40:26 - You are Responsible For Making Things Right

42:20 - 1 Cor 13:4-7 / Love Does Not Keep A Record Of Wrongs

44:12 - Being Proactive About Repairing Relationships

48:13 - When Forgiveness is Withheld and You're a Third Party

51:26 - The Problem, The Solution and the Reason We Must Try - Eph 4:30-32

55:26 - Closing + Prayer

 Recommendations

"Forgiven, Forgiving, and Free: The Peace of Living Without A Past" - Dan Winkler

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