Forging
Forgiveness,
Finding Freedom
Cohort NO.5
Deep Healing and Release
A journey of healing love—grieving honestly, forgiving deeply, and reconnecting wholeheartedly.
Do you long for deeper healing, freedom, and connection in faith and relationships? Through reflection and biblical practice, you’ll learn to lament, forgive, and trust God through friendship for spiritual renewal that leads to a freeing faith.
Learning to Lament - Suffering and pain are often avoided, yet through grieving and prevailing, we can accept grief’s invitation to deepen our love for God.
Forging Forgiveness – Explore a biblical theology of forgiveness as the key to freedom and flourishing to not make pain permissive but redemptive.
Freeing Friendship — Rediscover friendship in a disconnected world, practicing trust and reconciliation to experience and extend God’s healing love.
Schedule
Session 1: Jan 20 – Mar 5 | Thu | 10:30-11:30 am
Session 2: Mar 10 – Apr 23 | Thu | 10:30-11:30 am
Session 3: Apr 28 – Jun 4 | Thu | 10:30-11:30 am
“This cohort stopped me in my tracks. The way this course flows so well and invites healing in so many ways is simply beautiful and powerful.”
— Cohort 5 Participant
Learning Objectives
Cohort NO.5
Session 1
- Practice lament through scripture meditation.
- Share your pain and loss in a supportive community.
- Receive biblical teaching from pastors and care coaches.
- Process raw emotion before God in private.
- Experience the healing power of a lamenting community.
Session 2
- Understand the biblical framework of forgiveness.
- Practice inward and outward forgiveness.
- Engage in personal reflection and spiritual growth.
- Recognize and counteract common forgiveness counterfeits.
- Resist repentance counterfeits.
- Integrate forgiveness into daily life and community.
Session 3
- Articulate the biblical principles of Christian friendship as modeled by Christ.
- Practice lament and forgiveness in the context of real relationships.
- Engage in intercessory prayer as a means of reconciliation.
- Demonstrate humility and self-awareness through confession.
- Reflect on and apply Christ-centered friendship principles.
