On this episode of the Trueface Podcast, Robby is with Mark Goodman. Mark is the executive director of the forgiveness and reconciliation nonprofit 70x7.org. Mark's personal story has taken him from an abusive home life in Detroit to being homeless on the streets of LA. Through this journey, Mark personally benefited from the freedom found in forgiveness. Mark founded 70x7.org, a faith-based nonprofit, to aid people who are hanging on to pain, shame, and blame from past hurt and to help them on their path to forgiveness.

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In Forgiving a Good Man, Mark Goodman shares how his journey from homelessness was overshadowed by abuse and its aftermath; that is until he found freedom through the practice of forgiveness. Mark's journey began in an abusive home with his three older brothers. Everyone who has suffered trauma, abuse, or is struggling to overcome the emotional pain of life knows that false platitudes don't heal the hurt. Weaving its life-changing lessons alongside Mark's gripping narrative, this book offers actionable steps to discover your personal path to freedom. If you want to know how to forgive the unforgivable, this book is for you. 

Mark's personal journey of forgiveness and leader of the forgiveness movement is found here: 70x7.org/about. 

LinkedIn Profile: www.linkedin.com/in/marklgoodman 

Watch: https://youtu.be/wPnRQVYBPdI

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