When memories of the wrong come to mind, we will need to go to God immediately in prayer and make the choice to forgive again.

Forgiveness, like love, begins with a choice rather than a feeling.

Forgiveness means, instead, that we turn our resentment and our desire for revenge over to God.

Forgiveness has more to do with ourselves than with the person or persons who have wronged us.

Jesus paid the ultimate price on the cross for each one of us.

This week we will look at forgiveness and what it can do for restless

How can each one of us, by God’s grace, seek to follow biblical principles of love, forgiveness, burden bearing, and so forth to bring some healing to our family relationships?

Join Sabbath School host, Eric Flickinger, and this quarter's authors, Gerald and Chantal Klingbeil, as they provide additional insights into this week's Sabbath School lesson, "Rest, Relationships, and Healing."

Our relationships are miniature reflections of the great controversy between God and Satan that is raging through the ages.

Joseph had learned to live in God’s presence. This knowledge helped him resist temptation.