Show Notes
In this very special and emotional 34th episode of the True Comfort podcast, Teasi Cannon shares a major update and a deeply personal announcement. After over a year of interviewing incredible guests—from renowned apologists to those who have endured unimaginable loss and physical suffering—Teasi reflects on the profound comfort and hope those conversations have brought her and her listeners. The big news is that Teasi is officially launching her new book! Titled Counterfeit Forgiveness: How a Modern Myth Betrays Victims, Protects Abusers, and Corrupts the Gospel, the book will be released on August 28th. She explains how her previous deep-dive episodes into biblical forgiveness inspired her to write this crucial message for the body of Christ. To dedicate her time and resources to the book launch, Teasi will be pausing the True Comfort podcast for the next few months. She shares her heartfelt gratitude to her listeners, shedding tears as she thanks them for their tenderness, solidarity, and encouragement throughout this journey.
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TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – Intro: A special 34th episode 00:25 – Reflecting on a year of incredible guests and stories of suffering 08:26 – Finding safety and hope in the evidence of the resurrection 11:18 – The Big Announcement: My new book is launching! 11:32 – The title and focus of the new book: "Counterfeit Forgiveness" 11:42 – Why I wrote this book and previous episodes on forgiveness 13:48 – Pausing the True Comfort podcast for the book launch 14:31 – An emotional thank you to the listeners and viewers
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