It’s easy to feel justified when someone has mistreated you. Whether it be a devastating act or small hurtful gesture, unforgiveness can hurt you more than the act committed against you. In Forgiveness, author Malcolm Smith speaks candidly about the danger of unforgiveness in our lives, but shares the freedom we have to forgive ourselves and others through Jesus Christ.
“The truth is, that person is not being hurt — we are the ones who are in prison to the memory of the events, and we are continually hurting ourselves! Every time we return to the memory of what was done to us, we reopen the wound, we let the blood run a little more, and we make sure that we feel the pain of the original hurt one more time.
Unforgiveness is probably one of the clearest expressions of the insanity of sin.”— Malcolm Smith
Now is the time to release unforgiveness to Christ and begin to refresh in the healing power of His love. Let Forgiveness transform your life today!
Malcolm Smith was born in London, England just as Europe was plunged into World War two. His earliest memories were made up of bomb shelters, blitzed buildings and bomb craters to the backdrop of the fear filled faces of parents.
He came to faith in Jesus Christ in his early teens and experienced a fullness of the Spirit almost immediately that was to change and redirect his life forever. He began to preach at age fourteen and has over the last decades preached throughout the world.
Malcolm Smith is not an evangelist but as he often describes himself, is an evangelist to the evangelized, teaching believers who they are in Christ, the beloved of God and His dwelling place through the Spirit.
He was pastor of a church in New York City where all that he was beginning to understand was put to the test of the broken lives that fill the streets of that city. It was during that time that he found himself traveling through the U.S. as a teacher and leader of the emerging renewal of the Spirit throughout all denominations in the 60's and 70's. These travels extended to almost every continent.
He now resides in Bandera, Texas with his wife Nancy who joins him in her ministry of prayer and healing gifts of the Spirit. On the Zoe Ranch he conducts retreats and a non-residential Bible School. He also travels throughout the U.S. conducting retreats and meetings in churches and organizations of all denominations.