Neither Give Place

Neither Give Place is a book written with hurting people in mind. It explores the issue of emotional pain in the life of an average person, discussing the origin of the pain as a residual effect of onesunforgiveness and the consequent bitterness evolving from conflicts withothers. It enlarges on the sources, reasons, and choices involved inunforgiveness. Building on the concept of how unresolved conflicts become entrenched in memory, it expands on how those memories will rise up atunpredictable times and ways to affect the various relationships one has inlife. It teaches the scriptural processes involved in forgiveness. The seventeen chapters provide illustrations from personal ministry experiences,an abundant use of scriptural references, plus illustrated graphics toilluminate the various issues addressed.