The Injury is incurred. A spouse running off with someone else… memories of sexual abuse by a trusted family relative… being cheated by your business partner and losing it all… being a victim of gossip… having a child purposely hurt by another… the list goes on.

For most, the wrong is injury enough, but then you walk in the church door and hear well-meaning Christians tell you to "forgive and forget." How can we forget these horrible wrongs? Our memories won't allow us. We're victimized twice by a cultural cliché that finds little basis in God's Word.

In this book, Dr. Ricketson sheds light on how God addresses the issue. From Old Testament sacrifices to New Testament teachings, Rusty opens the door to freedom as he explores God's approach to wrong incurred and the way He might just use those painful memories.

Dr. R. S. "Rusty" Ricketson is founder and president of Foundation of the Faith, Inc., a ministry commited to teaching and developing biblical materials that challenge believers to Know God, Love Jesus and Impact the World. Dr. Ricketson has over 21 years of pastoral experience and also serves as an adjunct professor at Luther Rice Seminary in Metro Atlanta. With a passion for the truth, Dr. Ricketson leads others with an infectious enthusiasm for learning what the Bible teaches about the character of Almighty God. Through creative and applicable teaching, believers are drawn into a closer relationship with God through the Lord Jesus Christ. This closer relationship manifests itself to the world through obedience to Christ's commands and introducing others to the wonderful love of God that is in Christ Jesus.

Dr. Ricketson has received degrees fron the University of Georgia, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and Reformed Theological Seminary.

"Rich, fascinating reading…this book surely will have an impact on peoples of all faiths and nationalities!" -The Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Now, a new look at the Christian's life with Jesus. Could that even be possible? YES, but the view is as old as Jesus Himself!