THE TRAILER
THE CURRICULUM
OUR VISION
To undo a trauma or wrong, you must have an equal or greater experiential moment. Through FTF: THE PLAN, we have designed a program to do exactly that. We provide an experiential equipping program not only to forgive but also to overcome trauma caused by others by regaining health through 12 Forgiveness Principles.
Forgiveness is not a choice; it is a way of being. Forgiveness is not a linear process of steps taken, but it involves applying principles designed to create distance between your hurtful past and a hopeful future. Forgiveness means abandoning your pursuit of a better past to heal from the inside out, rediscover your identity, and start living your best life again.
Forgiving is a fight. It is messy and unpredictable, but know this:
IT IS ALWAYS POSSIBLE.
LET’S FIGHT TOGETHER!
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
INTERVIEWS
Hear the incredible stories of others who have walked through crazy forgiveness journeys and glean from what they have learned along the way.
TEACHINGS
Grow in knowledge of Scripture and learn how to apply 12 Forgiveness Principles on "how to actually forgive" while discovering the 7 Proofs of Forgiveness in teachings by Kevin Ramsby, Pastor Tim Dilena (Lead Pastor of Times Square Church), Dr. RT Kendall (author of Total Forgiveness), and Matthew Knabe of Emerge Counseling Ministries.
DOCUMENTARY
Follow along with Kevin as he relives some of the monumental moments in his fight to forgive, including the very place where he was stabbed 37 times.
THE WORKBOOK
Along with everything above, receive a FREE 180+ page downloadable workbook which includes a FORGIVENESS EXERCISE and a BIG QUESTION (for small groups) with each episode.
MEET THE
RAMSBYS
Brutally stabbed 37 times in a home invasion, Kevin, his wife Sarah, and their two kids have all overcome firsthand and secondhand trauma through the 12 principles shared in FTF: The Plan. They have dedicated their lives to sharing their testimony, equipping others to venture into their own fight to forgive, and inspiring others to heal and give voice to their own overcoming stories.