Every soul carries within itself pain caused by the hurtful words and acts of another human being. How can you find peace and heal from these wounds? How can you live a Christian life reflective of Christ's command to be a forgiving, loving person? By integrating the work of psychologists and the deep theological truths of the Christian faith, Dr. Hankle answers these questions and more so you can live a healthy, flourishing, resilient life. He provides you with practical steps to incorporate in your daily spiritual practices so you may love and be loved as God intended. ""Dominick Hankle has given us a moving narrative of what it means to be a forgiving Christian. Dr. Hankle's empathy and concern for others from his years of psychological counseling and Christian ministry is compelling. His deep theological perspective throughout the text from his training as a theologian orients our actions. And his clear and accessible presentation of every aspect of forgiveness keeps us reading and moves us to a life of forgiveness. The Christian Vocation of Forgiveness is as practical as it is insightful."" --C. Eric Jones, Associate Professor of Psychology, Regent University ""In his comprehensive new book, the Rev. Dr. Hankle thoughtfully addresses the subject of forgiveness, providing relevant biblical, historical, and theological perspective throughout on this vital topic. Most importantly, Hankle offers practical insights as to how his readers can apply the principles presented in the book to their everyday lives. I can say without reservation that through this very readable and engaging book, I've grown significantly in the virtue of forgiveness. I highly commend this work to laity and clergy alike!"" --Doug Gray, Episcopal priest and chaplain in Virginia Beach, VA Dr. Dominick D. Hankle is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Regent University, as well as a minister in the Communion of Evangelical Episcopal Churches. Dr. Hankle has over 20 years of experience in pastoral ministry and counseling. Dr. Hankle is the founder of the ministry From Emmaus to Jerusalem, which focuses on helping people develop lives of passion, purpose, and resilience by integrating Christianity with psychology.
