Introducing: Three Strikes, You’re Forgiven
Encounter a God Who Wants to
Redeem Your Past,
Restore Your Present,
and Transform Your Future
“For if you forgive other people when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you.”
— Jesus
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“Transparency is a rare gift in a world that often treats faith as a performance. Micah’s message of forgiveness reminds us that true freedom in Christ isn’t about looking the part or saying the right things; it’s about bringing our whole, unvarnished selves to a God who already knows us completely. In a culture that’s quick to condemn and slow to forgive, this message is a deeply needed breath of fresh air...My prayer is that the words in this book will set hearts free, bring healing to broken places, and draw people closer to the God who makes all things new. My prayer is that these pages will help countless others discover the beauty of a life lived in the light of God’s forgiveness.”
— Ian Simkins, Lead pastor at The Bridge Church (From the Foreword)
Praise for Three Strikes, You’re Forgiven
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Micah offers us a profound and pastoral road map toward the liberation and freedom we all long for, helping us to, in his words, “discover the scandal of grace to its fullest.” This is truly a book for our time.
Jay Y. Kim, Pastor and author
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Micah offers such an accessible guide to forgiveness, bringing us on a personal journey as well as handing us practical and transformative practices to live freely. Forgiveness can feel so complex, but Micah brings a refreshing simplicity to it.
Amy Seiffert, Author of Grace Looks Amazing on You, Starved, and Your Name Is Daughter
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Micah's words carry both the weight of truth and the balm of hope, offering us a path to healing through the power of forgiveness. This is a book that will leave a lasting imprint on your soul.
Dominic Done, Author of When Faith Fails and Your Longing Has a Name, founder of PursuingFaith.org
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[This] is a must-read for all followers of Jesus...Micah has given us a gift in showing how God can repurpose our pain, if we let him.
Ike Miller, PhD, Author of Good Baggage and pastor of Bright City Church
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In our devastatingly grace-less cancel culture obsessed with the failure of others, Micah helps us see an overwhelmingly grace-full God who transcends time and culture.... I am so proud of Micah’s willingness to live authentically maskless in a world that encourages facades.
Jenni Wong Clayville, Speaker, teacher, pastor
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Micah’s new book is a must-read for everyone. His fresh take on the power of forgiveness will unlock paradigm-shifting and life-transforming freedom for your soul.
Davey Blackburn, Author of Nothing Is Wasted, host of the Nothing Is Wasted podcast, founder of Nothing is Wasted Ministries
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I felt profoundly grateful to companion my friend and fellow pastor Micah as he courageously opened up about his own healing journey of learning that forgiveness, not failure, has the final word for those who follow the way of Jesus. I pray this book blesses you as it did me!
Brandon Shields, Founding pastor of Soma Church, Indianapolis
When the going gets tough . . .
When you’ve been let down repeatedly . . .
When you’ve failed over and over again . . .
In those moments, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and lost. Failure is something we all face. It can leave us feeling defeated and ashamed, and we often try to avoid it by striving for perfection. But the truth is, failure is a part of being human. We can’t earn our way into love, acceptance, or heaven, and life isn’t just about success versus failure.
But there is hope! The Gospel shows us that failure doesn’t have to define us. Failure isn’t final. Through His death and resurrection, Jesus took on all our failures and forgave them. In Three Strikes, You’re Forgiven, Pastor Micah E. Davis invites us to let go of our restless pursuit of perfection and to find rest in Christ.
In this book, Micah shares powerful truths about forgiveness, guiding us through the four phases: forgiving others, being forgiven by others, forgiving ourselves, and forgiving God. He explores:
What forgiveness is, what it isn’t, and how to practice it.
How to understand forgiveness and offer it to others.
The beauty of forgiveness and why it’s essential to healing relationships with ourselves, others, and God.
Three Strikes, You’re Forgiven shows us that on the other side of failure is forgiveness. We’ll learn how forgiveness, reconciliation, and redemption can free us from the prison of bitterness and anger, releasing us into a life of peace, joy, and love.
