Unforgiveness

This book examines unforgiveness as a serious hindrance to Christian faith, prayer, relationships, and spiritual growth. Kenneth Hagin Jr. begins with Mark 11:22–26, emphasizing that Jesus’ teaching about faith and receiving answers to prayer is directly connected with the command to forgive. He argues that holding grudges, resentment, bitterness, and memories of offenses can prevent faith from operating effectively. The book also addresses unanswered prayer, encouraging believers to examine whether unforgiveness or failure to walk in love may be affecting their spiritual lives. Hagin applies these principles to relationships within the church, warning against criticism, jealousy, resentment, and negative speech among believers. The final chapter defines true forgiveness as releasing offenses rather than repeatedly recalling another person’s failures. Throughout, forgiveness is connected with love, prayer, faith, Christian fellowship, spiritual maturity, and obedience to God’s Word.

1. 01 Forgive and Forget
2. 02 Why Prayers Aren't Answered
3. 03 Forgiveness in the Church
4. 04 True Forgiveness
5. 05 A Sinner's Prayer to Receive Jesus as Savior