The Forgiveness Journal: A Guided Journey to Forgiving What You Can't Forget (A Devotional Companion with Journaling Prompts to the #1 New York Times Bestseller)

How easy it was to do each day !

I stumbled across this book from a Facebook post. After some research on TikTok and reading some Amazon reviews, I bought the book not only for me…a grieving mother; but also for my friend who is going through a divorce.It is insightful, encouraging, and lets you know that you are not in this alone…..regardless of what your particular trauma may be. If you are contemplating on buying this book……gone head and push the button! You won’t regret it!

Life changing for anyone with unresolved lingering resentment and frustration. I didn't realize how many things from childhood actually shaped how I show up in the world. Not even years of therapy have been able to unlock the things the book and forgiveness journal have been able to in a matter of days and weeks. I have even gifted the book and journal to a friend and plan to buy many more for others in the future.

This should definitely be bought along with the book. I have experienced healing I didn't even know I needed from her books.

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I really enjoyed how the journal and the book goes hand in hand together.

This book is helping me work through the forgiveness process following my divorce. However, I find the consistent use of male pronouns for God rough. There are so many options for God: Divine, Lord, God, Creator, Almighty, etc. Many people who are working through forgiveness have trauma caused by men. Please consider a new edition of these books without (or at least fewer/varied) the use of male pronouns for God.

I buy this as a gift, but I have one personally. I love this journal. I buy the book as well to go along with the journal.

I really enjoyed reading and going through this book /journal daily, its short and easy to follow along its something you can always go back to as well over the years.Could be used for a woman group study as well.

My goal this year was to learn more about what forgiveness is and also what it is NOT. This journal and the accompanying book really helped me have a better understanding of this. I highly recommend this book as forgiveness is a touchy subject. One thing I really learned is that forgiveness is a process not an endpoint.

excellent relevant study