Offense

What do you do when the wounds of betrayal, disappointment, criticism, or misunderstanding refuse to let go? In Offenses: Living Free in Christ When People Hurt You, Rev. Eric Asiamah offers a practical and deeply biblical guide to overcoming the trap of offense and reclaiming the freedom found in Christ. Through Scripture, reflection, prayer, and real-life applications, readers are equipped to recognize how hurt can grow into bitterness, learn the difference between forgiveness and reconciliation, establish healthy boundaries, and respond to conflict with wisdom and grace. Rather than minimizing pain, this book encourages honest healing. It addresses difficult realities such as broken relationships, family wounds, church conflicts, leadership challenges, and the need for accountability where harm has occurred. Readers will discover how to tell the truth about what happened without allowing it to define their identity or determine their future. Whether you are carrying a fresh wound or a longstanding grievance, Offenses provides a clear path toward peace, restoration, and spiritual freedom. Learn to forgive without denying the hurt, protect your heart without bitterness, and live a life that is larger than the wounds you've endured. Based on the conviction that what happened to you deserves truth, but not control over your identity, this book invites you to embrace the healing, hope, and freedom that are yours in Christ.