Bible study plans on forgiveness
8 guided plans that work through forgiveness, a day at a time. Free to read, or follow along in the Bible Chat app.
- 7 days
When Anger Takes Over
Anger is one of the few emotions Scripture both validates and warns about in the same breath. There is such a thing as righteous anger - but most of us spend more time in the other kind. This 7-day Bible study on temptation explores the difference between holy anger and destructive rage, and how to be a person of peace without becoming a person of passivity. If anger has cost you relationships, opportunities, or your own peace, this study addresses the root - not just the outbursts, but what is driving them.
- 7 days
Words You Can't Take Back
We have all said something we wished we could unsay. Words spoken in anger, in pride, in fear - they land, and they linger. This 7-day Bible study on the temptation of our words examines what Scripture says about the irreversibility of careless speech, how to slow down before we open our mouths, and what grace looks like when the damage is already done. You cannot unsay what has been said - but you can learn to speak differently, and you can find grace for what cannot be undone. Both are available here.
- 7 days
Grace Greater Than Your Sin
There is no depth of failure that outreaches the grace of God. That is not a comforting cliche - it is the actual claim of the gospel. This 7-day Bible study on temptation opens up the full scope of grace available after sin, showing that the mercy of God is not just a safety net but the ground everything else is built on. If grace has started to feel small compared to your failures, this study will recalibrate your vision. The gospel is bigger than you have been living like it is.
- 7 days
Forgiving Yourself
You can believe God forgives you and still refuse to forgive yourself. That refusal feels like accountability - but it is actually a prison, built from shame and self-punishment that no amount of suffering will ever unlock. This 7-day Bible study takes on the hardest forgiveness in recovery: the kind directed inward. Moving through confession, the cross, identity in Christ, and the daily practice of new mercy, it dismantles the theological and emotional barriers that keep people trapped in their own past. The verdict has already been spoken over your life. This study will help you begin to live like it.
- 7 days
When You Give In
It happened again. And the weight of that - the disappointment, the confusion, the sense of going backward - can feel heavier than the sin itself. This 7-day Bible study on temptation meets you honestly in the aftermath of a fall, without minimizing what happened and without leaving you there. Falling does not have to be the end of the story, and it does not have to define the next chapter. There is a way forward from here.
- 7 days
When You Relapse
Relapse does not mean recovery is over. It does not mean you were never serious, never trying, or never going to make it. It means you are human, fighting one of the hardest battles there is, and you fell down. This 7-day Bible study meets you in the aftermath - not with shame, not with a performance review, but with the grace-saturated truth of what Scripture says about falling and being helped back up. The story is not finished. You are not finished. And the God who meets you here is the same one who will take you forward.
- 7 days
Repentance That Restores
Not all sorrow over sin leads to change. There is a kind of guilt that keeps you stuck and a kind of repentance that sets you free. This 7-day Bible study on temptation explores the difference - what genuine repentance looks like, how it works, and how it opens the door to restoration rather than just regret. Repentance is not a grim ritual to perform - it is the most direct route from where you are to where God wants you to be. This study shows you how to walk it.
- 7 days
Shame Has No Hold on You
After a fall, shame is often the loudest voice in the room - louder than grace, louder than truth, louder than God. It tells you that you are too far gone, too repeat an offender, too broken to be restored. This 7-day Bible study on temptation confronts shame with the full weight of the gospel and shows that every accusation has already been answered at the cross. You do not have to earn your way back. You do not have to prove you are sorry enough. The cross already said everything that needed to be said.
