In today's episode, Malcolm talks with Darryl Tempero about why forgiving ourselves can be harder than forgiving other people. He explores the importance of community and finding the right people to hear our story and validate our experience.
If you have any questions that arise or would like to respond to this conversation, please email <a href="mailto:malcolm@firstchurchotago.org">⁠malcolm@firstchurchotago.org⁠</a>.

In today's episode, Malcolm talks with Darryl Tempero about why forgiving ourselves can be harder than forgiving other people. He explores the importance of community and finding the right people to hear our story and validate our experience. If you have any questions that arise or would like to respond to this conversation, please email ⁠malcolm@firstchurchotago.org⁠.

In today's episode, Malcolm talks with Darryl Tempero about why forgiving ourselves can be harder than forgiving other people. He explores the importance of community and finding the right people to hear our story and validate our experience.
If you have any questions that arise or would like to respond to this conversation, please email&nbsp;<a href="mailto:malcolm@firstchurchotago.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">⁠malcolm@firstchurchotago.org⁠</a>.

Letting Myself off the Hook

Imagine being the pastor of a church for 15 years and still not knowing how to forgive. That's like being a mechanic and not knowing how to change a tyre. But that's precisely where Malcolm Gordon finds himself. Malcolm is a church minister with a doctorate in the spirituality of suffering, and a chronic inability to let things go. But he's hoping that talking about it on this podcast will fix all of that. Over 7 weeks, Malcolm will interview people from various backgrounds and worldviews about why forgiveness is essential and how we might get there.

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Letting Myself off the Hook

Letting Myself off the Hook