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How to Forgive When It Feels Impossible by Peter Horrobin

 If you are struggling with forgiveness, whether it is giving forgiveness or receiving it then this is a good start to understand how freeing forgiveness can be for you. The book with the same title as this blog post is a quick read with only twelve chapters and one hundred twenty-six pages but jam-packed with some good morsels of wisdom. My favorite chapter is chapter ten where the author shares ten keys to follow to be free from the bondage of unforgiveness along with Bible verses.  

If you are looking for your next Bible study or book club study topic you should consider using this book for your next meeting! I give this book 4 stars out of 5.  

I received this book in exchange for my honest review by Chosen Publishing. 

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