Tag Archives: Forgiveness

Perfection Challenged

Posted on April 27, 2017 by James Gorton

Most of us would admit to making mistakes in the past.  I say most because I encountered a person who blamed his wife for all the problems of their marriage.  As I investigated further into this persons perspective, I found … Continue reading →

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Get Over Yourself

Posted on February 11, 2016 by James Gorton

Nadine and I have a wonderful relationship, but the relationship is not free of conflict.  I can tell you unreservedly that there isn’t a single issue that hasn’t been resolved.  We at this second are free from any disconnect, but … Continue reading →

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Rewinding the Film

Posted on January 26, 2016 by James Gorton

Over the weekend Nadine and I decided we wanted to go to the movies.  As we looked at the choices, we decided on The Big Short and wanted to go to the new movie theaters that had lounge chairs to check … Continue reading →

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I’ll never forget speaking in Pennsylvania a few years ago.  I flew into University Park Airport in State College, Penn on Friday afternoon.  It was a very small airport located next to Penn State University, but the closest airport to … Continue reading →

Posted on August 19, 2014 by James Gorton | Leave a comment

Process of forgiveness: Part I–Everyone Sins

Posted on June 9, 2014 by James Gorton

We live in a society where taking responsibility for mistakes is becoming obsolete.  How many people go to the courts and admit wrong.  Ninety-five Percent of people showing up before a judge will plead not guilty to what they have … Continue reading →

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