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EPISODE · Sep 15, 2026 · 27 MIN

David Padfield - Human Forgiveness

from Word and Works · host David Padfield

In “Human Forgiveness,” David Padfield examines the Christian responsibility to forgive, using Luke 17:1–10 as the primary text. He describes three important parts of man's character—giving, thanksgiving, and forgiving—and focuses this lesson on the need for forgiveness. The sermon develops three central points: all will sin, man should be willing to forgive, and forgiveness is a command given by God. Drawing from Luke 17 along with 1 John 1:5, 1 Timothy 5:22, and Matthew 18:15, Padfield considers how Christians should respond to sin and offenses in their relationships with others. A practical Bible lesson on sin, forgiveness, Christian responsibility, and obeying God's command to forgive. **As a side note - as I enter these old sermons it is fully up to the listener to judge whether or not a sermon tells the truth. It is incumbent on the listener to judge what you hear and to study the subject with due diligence. II Tim. 2:15

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David Padfield examines the Christian responsibility to forgive from Luke 17:1–10, considering the reality of sin, our responsibility to forgive others, and God’s command that we forgive.

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