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Forgiving Someone Who Hurt You
A Christian Guide to Letting Go of Bitterness and Church Hurt, With a Step-by-Step Forgiveness Process, Scripture, Honest Prayer and Boundaries for When the Other Person Has Not ChangedBy Imad MuratspahicLength3h 37m
About this audiobook
You have prayed about it, read the verses and told yourself to move on, and the memory still shows up at the worst moments. Someone you trusted hurt you, and the advice to "just forgive" has only made you feel guilty for not being able to. Forgiving Someone Who Hurt You is a practical, pastoral Christian guide that treats forgiveness as a process with clear steps rather than a sermon to be obeyed. It sits between a devotional you simply read and a counseling manual: every chapter gives you Scripture from public-domain translations, a plain explanation, reflection questions and a closing prayer, and the middle of the book walks you through a Five Step process you can follow at your own pace. It never confuses forgiving with excusing, forgetting or trusting again at once, and it never minimizes abuse: it says plainly that forgiveness does not require staying in danger. Inside, you'll learn: Scripture is quoted from the public-domain King James Version and World English Bible, or paraphrased. This book supports, and never replaces, pastoral care and counseling. Take one chapter at a time, at the speed your heart can manage.
Audiobook details
GenreSpirituality and Religion
Length3 hrs 37 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 11, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Forgiving Someone Who Hurt You
2Important Notice
3Start Here: Before You Try to Let It Go
4Chapter 1: How a Hurt Becomes a Root
5Chapter 2: Six Things Forgiveness Is Not
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6Chapter 3: Forgiveness as a Debt Released
7Chapter 4: What Holding On Costs You
8Chapter 5: Telling God the Whole Story
9Chapter 6: When It Was Abuse: Safety Comes First
10Chapter 7: The Five Steps, Part One: Name It, Tell God, Release the Debt
11Chapter 8: The Five Steps, Part Two: Pray One Line, Walk It Out
12Chapter 9: Overlook It, Talk About It, or Step Back
13Chapter 10: How to Talk With the Person Who Hurt You
14Chapter 11: When They Never Say Sorry
15Chapter 12: Boundaries and the Slow Return of Trust
16Chapter 13: Family, Friends, Coworkers and an Ex
17Chapter 14: Hurt by the Church, Not Done With God
18A Note Before You Close the Book
19Quick Reference: Steps, Verses, Prayers and Where to Turn