Module 1 – Understanding Forgiveness What forgiveness really means (biblical vs. cultural definitions) Scriptures: Matthew 6:14–15 (TPT), Ephesians 4:32 (TPT) Reflection: Have you ever mistaken “forgetting” for forgiving?

Module 2: Who Needs Forgiveness? Everyone has sinned (Romans 3:23), so forgiveness is vital. Lessons explore forgiving ourselves (1 John 1:9), forgiving others (Matthew 18:21–22), and receiving God’s forgiveness (Psalm 103:12). We study David’s repentance in Psalm 51 and learn the heavy costs of unforgiveness—spiritually, emotionally, physically, and relationally. Through journaling, prayer, and reflection, we apply forgiveness to our daily lives.

Module 3: Forgiving Others. Jesus commands us to forgive without limit (Matthew 18:21–22). We examine the spiritual, emotional, and relational cost of holding grudges and how unforgiveness blocks prayers (Mark 11:25). Biblical examples include Joseph forgiving his brothers (Genesis 50:20) and Jesus on the cross (Luke 23:34). Learners explore practical steps—prayer, releasing debt, setting boundaries, reconciliation—and complete journal, prayer, and reflection activities.

Module 4: Forgiving Yourself. Many struggle with self-condemnation even after God forgives them. This module explores the difference between conviction and shame, using 1 John 1:9 and Isaiah 43:25 to show God’s promise of complete pardon. Lessons include breaking free from guilt, receiving grace, and renewing identity in Christ. Activities feature journaling, prayer for release, and a forgiveness plan to walk in freedom daily.

Module 5: Living a Lifestyle of Forgiveness. Forgiveness is not a one-time act but a daily practice of discipleship. Using Matthew 6:9–13, we learn to release offenses quickly and stay free from bitterness. Lessons cover the fruits of forgiveness—peace, healthy relationships, spiritual authority, and witness to the world (John 13:35). Students examine dangers of selective forgiveness, practice ongoing release, and engage in journaling, prayer, and weekly challenges.

Discover the foundation of Christian faith and why belief matters. This course explores biblical truths, evidence of God’s existence, the life of Jesus, and the power of the Word. Through lessons, discussions, and activities, you’ll build confidence in your faith, learn to answer doubts with truth, and be equipped to live and share what you believe with others.

Not every message from the pulpit lines up with God’s Word. In this course, you’ll discover how to test every teaching against Scripture, just like the Bereans. Through biblical examples, practical application, and reflection, you’ll learn to recognize truth, expose false traditions, and walk in revival. God’s Word is the lamp for your path—choose truth over opinion and let His light guide your life.

The Gospel of the Cross, The Gospel of the Resurrection, The Gospel of the Kingdom, The Gospel and the Church, The Gospel and Eternity