forgiveness is an act of faith

To be able to look into God’s face, and know with the knowledge
of faith that there is nothing between the soul and Him,
is to experience the fullest peace the soul can know.
Whatever else pardon may be, it is above all things admission
into full fellowship with God.
~ Charles H. Brent

Forgiveness is an act of faith, trusting God will bring freedom and allow healing, both in our lives and in the lives of others.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, believing God has commanded us to forgive.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, trusting God will work in our situations.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, allowing us to release our holds on each situation knowing God has greater plans.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, knowing God will handle any justice, mercy, or grace that needs to take place.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, trusting God will give us the power to forgive.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, trusting God will replace unforgiveness with peace.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, believing Jesus was sacrificed for our sins so we could live forgiven.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, when we choose to love instead of hate.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, when we pray blessings over those who persecute us.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, trusting redemption is probable.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, believing we’ll hold no record of wrongdoings.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, realizing it’s a gift money can’t buy.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, forgiving seven times seventy.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, knowing there’s no other option.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, believing in God’s unconditional, unending, and unfathomable love for us.

Forgiveness is an act of faith, believing forgiveness will bring us into full fellowship with God.

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