Unresolved hurts devastate relationships and poison hearts. In his pastoral ministry of more than 25 years, Jeff Wickwire has seen it happen time and again. In Making It Right When You Feel Wronged, he draws on these experiences to lead the reader on a journey of insight and healing. Discussing how offenses occur and the trail of bitterness they leave behind, Wickwire prepares the reader to better understand the model Jesus sets for resolving hurts. He looks at how Bible characters confronted offenses, whether rightly or wrongly, and the consequences they faced. Then he uses Jesus' teachings to lay out clear steps to follow on the path toward freedom that comes only in forgiveness and release. For pastors and church leaders, Wickwire offers priceless insight into dealing with dissension in congregations. Honest and practical, this book has something to offer every Christian who has felt the sting of offense at home, church, or work.

Making It Right When You Feel Wronged: Getting Past Unresolved Hurts

Religion & Spirituality

Wickwire, Jeff

Christian Books & Bibles

Chosen

There is a reason that the approaching horizon along life's journey looms large, explains author Jeff Wickwire in this probing and encouraging wake-up call. Yet the human tendency is to view life through the rearview mirror-a tendency encouraged by a nostalgia-obsessed culture. This mulling over the past--a wrong job choice, a lost chance at love, a hundred missed opportunities--can be paralyzing. Wickwire helps readers let go of skeletons that have kept them in bondage to events that are dead and gone. His scriptural, common-sense approach shows that the best days are ahead for those who learn to keep God's promises in clear view.

The Windshield Is Bigger Than the Rearview Mirror: Changing Your Focus from Past to Promise

Self-Help

Personal Transformation

There are many general books on the topic of friendship, but not many of them contain clear biblical teaching or understand the crucial role that friends play in believers' spiritual lives. Because many Christians lack an adequate understanding of the huge potential for good and blessing that friends bring us, they often participate instead in ungodly friendships, dating relationships, and other unhealthy unions that hurt or even undermine their faith. In Friendships, pastor Jeff Wickwire offers readers an in-depth look at what God has to say about friendship, showing them how to cultivate healthy relationships that bless them and honor God too. Men and women, young and old alike, will cherish this book's message of enriching relationships in a culture of isolation and compromise.

Friendships: Avoiding the Ones That Hurt, Finding the Ones That Heal

Parenting & Relationships

Aimless Life or Life of Aim ... Which describes you? More is lost due to broken focus than perhaps any single thing, and more is accomplished through unbroken focus than perhaps any other thing.  In No Aim, No Gain Jeff Wickwire takes a penetrating look at the most focused, unstoppable person in history - Jesus Christ.

No Aim, No Gain: Aimless Life or Life of Aim¹Which Describes You

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Making It Right When You Feel Wronged: Getting Past Unresolved Hurts

The Windshield Is Bigger Than the Rearview Mirror: Changing Your Focus from Past to Promise

Friendships: Avoiding the Ones That Hurt, Finding the Ones That Heal

No Aim, No Gain: Aimless Life or Life of Aim¹Which Describes You