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Freedom Through Forgiveness – Healing Hearts and Finding Freedom
About this episode
Dr. Doug Weiss — licensed psychologist, founder of Heart to Heart Counseling in Colorado Springs, and author of more than 40 books — joins Philip Cameron to unpack the life-changing skill of forgiveness. Drawing on four decades of counseling couples and individuals through pornography addiction, infidelity, abuse, and deep betrayal, Dr. Weiss makes a bold claim: "Forgiveness is a choice and a skill," and it can be learned, practiced, and deployed at will. The conversation centers on Dr. Weiss's book Forgiveness for Everyone, a practical step-by-step guide that walks readers through what he calls "cleansing the temple" — an anger-release exercise rooted in every Gospel account of Jesus overturning the money-changers' tables — followed by a powerful chair-role-play exercise where participants verbally extend forgiveness to those who hurt them. Dr. Weiss also references the viral moment when Erica Kirk publicly forgave her husband's killer before more than 100 million viewers, calling it "a forgiveness revival that rippled throughout the entire globe." Listeners will discover why unforgiveness limits spiritual destiny, how forgiving enemies can literally erase the memory of their offenses, and why walking in forgiveness makes believers spiritually "Teflon." Pick up Forgiveness for Everyone at drdougweiss.com, on Amazon, or at daystar.com/book. For counseling resources, contact Heart to Heart Counseling at 719-278-3708.
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Quotes worth sharing
“What forgiveness does is it takes away the power of those that hurt you.”
“If you've been beat up, you're probably anointed. All those girls in those houses that me and Joni went to, they're anointed. Those are warrior women and warrior men. And the enemy hated them so much he tried to destroy them, but he couldn't, because they're indestructible.”
“The power inside of you to forgive is greater than all the sin of the earth, because Jesus proved it. He took all of the sin of the earth and it was done. Hallelujah. Now all we gotta do is believe in it.”
What's Discussed
Dr. Doug Weiss, licensed psychologist and founder of Heart to Heart Counseling in Colorado Springs, Colorado, presents forgiveness as a learnable, repeatable skill rooted in Scripture and clinical practice. Referencing Ephesians 4:26 ('be angry and sin not') and Jesus's cleansing of the temple across all four Gospels, he outlines a two-stage process: first, lacerating trauma through a physical anger-release exercise, then extending verbal forgiveness through a chair role-play. He cites Erica Kirk's public forgiveness of her husband's killer — witnessed by over 100 million viewers — as a modern 'forgiveness revival.' His book, Forgiveness for Everyone, is available at drdougweiss.com, Amazon, and daystar.com/book.
- Forgiveness as a Universal Christian Calling
- Erica Kirk and a Global Forgiveness Revival
- Cleansing the Temple: Processing Righteous Anger
- The Chair Role-Play Forgiveness Exercise
- Jesus on the Cross: Prayer of Relinquishment
- Unforgiveness Limiting Spiritual Destiny
- Sending Gifts to Enemies: Erasing Offense
- Forgiveness as Teflon Against Spiritual Attack
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Episode Transcript
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Intro
Philip:Hey, welcome today to Daily Faith. My name is Philip Cameron and I am absolutely delighted. Delighted you've passed by today. I believe that God has a purpose for your life. God wants to talk to you and speak to you in your daily faith walk with him. And I've got a dear friend and a guest today that I believe has written a book that is a key to unlock unforgiveness. Do you know that it's like a weight around your neck, unforgiveness, and if the devil can tie you to unforgiveness, he's got you beat.
Philip:Dr. Doug Weiss is with us today, and I believe that what he's gonna speak and what he's gonna share with us today is gonna help us shake free from this demon of unforgiveness that seems to have taken over our whole society. So I'm excited to let you meet him and hear what he's gotta say today. As you know, we have a mission work in Moldova, and we'll let you know updates as to what's taking place. Just recently, we took 25 more girls and a couple more boys into Vater Village, our amazing place in Moldova. And they sent us this video that I thought you'd love to watch. Watch this.
It has only been a few days since they stepped into a brand new world, a world of kindness, a world of cleanliness, a world of abundance. Every day their past grows more distant and Jesus more close. And as they live what is to most a normal, mundane life, to them, after living in a hurricane of hate, abuse, and rejection, this is as close to heaven as they will come on this side of eternity.
Thank you to our dear friends and partners for making their new world possible. They come to us broken with no hope, a whole life of abuse and destruction. And when they come to us, they're told by our ministry team there, if you're born, God has a plan.
Philip:And what you're watching, that was a welcome home party. My wife Chrissy makes all these tubs up with a whole wardrobe in it. And they come sometimes with just a wee plastic bag with everything in the world they possess. And by caring for them and loving them, we are watching, literally bringing them back to life. And these kids come to us as orphans and become sons and daughters and become missionaries. Every girl you've just watched, in the hands of a trafficker, is worth $300,000 a year.
Philip:Every girl, they use them 30 to 50 times a day until they kill them. And when they come to our ministry in Vater Village in Moldova, life and hope and Jesus has been put into them, and it's amazing what God is doing. We are at the point of opening two new homes for little girls between the age of four and 16. We have had no facilities up to now to have that age of kids in with us. And we had a terrible thing happen with a young girl called Maria.
Philip:We took her in, although she was 14, underage for what we are allowed, from a horrendous situation. The mayor of the village asked us to take her in and we had to put her back. They didn't allow us to keep her. And she was gang raped and lost her mind a week after she went back to the village. And the girl that drove her back to the village, back to this hell that she ended up in, she said, I'll never do that again. So we've been looking and we found two homes,
Philip:and we're gonna have 50 more kids between the age of four and 16, and we're gonna put Jesus in their hearts. And when they turn 16, they can go to Vater Village and join those kids you've just watched on the video. You can help us. You can make a miracle happen in their lives. Every home that we have needs 300 sponsors giving a dollar a day. You can change someone's life forever, forevermore, for a dollar a day — who they marry, what their education standards, everything in their world from here forward can be transformed by a dollar a day.
Philip:And I would love you to pray about helping us. It's real simple. The Orphan's Hands, P.O. Box 25, Clinton, Tennessee 37716. And by giving, you are being God's hand extended. You may have family members in your own life that are having trouble and breaking your heart. This is a way to unlock God's blessing in your home by helping those who have no home to go to unless we provide it. And being God's hand extended is where God's blessing in your life is going to come. You can also go to DailyFaith.tv.
Philip:There's a giving page there. There's a whole bunch of information there. All of our programs are there. You can go back, they're cataloged in there. I also do a thing called Daily Faith's Reel, a 45-second to a minute reel, just a thought from the Lord for your heart. And you can also go to orphanshands.org. Or you can dial the number 833-Daily-Faith. By being part of this miracle, you are changing your destiny as well as theirs. So please pray about that if you would.
Philip:I am delighted and honored to have with me Dr. Doug Weiss. He's a licensed psychologist, a prolific author of over 40 books — how he did that, I don't know — over 40 books. And he's the founder of Heart to Heart Counseling in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He's been on all the big shows. I'm just amazed he's on our little program here today. He's on with Dr. Phil and Oprah and Good Morning America. Oh my goodness, the more I read that, the more nervous I'm going to get with him being on the program. But he's a friend of our ministry and he also co-hosts Daystar's program from Dallas, Texas. And I'm thrilled to have him with me today. Dr. Doug, thank you so much for taking the time out of a crazy life that you have to be with us for a few minutes.
Dr. Doug Weiss:Well, it's so good to be here, Philip, and I'm so glad that we're talking about this topic. And you know, your orphanages are a blessing, and I would encourage anybody to support these girls. Because when I sat in a room with them, it was life changing. You know, when you hear their true stories and then you see what they're doing with their lives now, it's miraculous. I think that's a great extension of our faith, is to help those that are broken like that.
Forgiveness as a Universal Christian Calling
Philip:Thank you. And you guys have been so generous and so kind. Vater Village would not have been started without Daystar's help, and we thank God for you. You have counseled thousands upon thousands of people. And forgiveness is a theme that runs through — I would say the main theme that runs through most of the people that you've helped over the years.
Dr. Doug Weiss:Well, all of us are gonna be betrayed. All of us are gonna be hurt. All of us are gonna be lied to. Jesus promised it. You know, your family members will turn against you, they'll take you to court, you're gonna be lied about. And these are kind of the marks of Christians that we don't like to talk about. But how do we do what the Father commanded us to do, which is to forgive? You know, when the disciples asked Jesus for something, they asked him, teach us to pray. And part of the Lord's prayer is to forgive those that sin against us. Right? So how do we do this? If God has commissioned it, requires it, desires it, because when we act like that, we act like him.
Erica Kirk and a Global Forgiveness Revival
Dr. Doug Weiss:And that — you mentioned Erica Kirk. You know, I was at the funeral. And when she stood up and she said, I forgive that man who killed my husband, unbelievable. I honestly believe a forgiveness revival rippled throughout the entire globe. There were over a hundred million people watching that service. And I believe there were a lot of people who were convicted of — if this woman who watched her husband be shot, had to verify the body, knew who the killer was, could stand before the entire globe and say, I forgive you — how can we all learn to do that? And that's what Forgiveness for Everyone is about. It's the how-to. Because most of us know that we should, just like we should eat right, we should exercise, and we should forgive.
Dr. Doug Weiss:But how do we actually do that? And for 40 years I've been helping men and women forgive all kinds of stuff. Many of the couples I've dealt with in 40 years have dealt with pornography addiction, infidelity, really kind of neglect and abuse and traumas of all types. And they were able to use the same tools I have in this book to be able to forgive and release that stuff so that their perpetrators are no longer driving the car. What forgiveness does is it takes away the power of those that hurt you.
Philip:And when the kids, when these girls come into our homes in Moldova, the first thing we say to them is, your past is done. Let it go. Release it. Forgive those that have hurt you, that have brought you here. Because the hurt that they've put upon you have brought you to a better place than you would normally have lived in. And forgive — I can't. My dad used to have a saying, Doug, that sticks in my heart and I've used it a million times. You can't be bitter and be blessed. And unforgiveness will create the root of bitterness, and the root of bitterness will kill every creative idea that you'll ever have in your mind. Help us explain the forgiveness formula and how that works in our lives.
Cleansing the Temple: Processing Righteous Anger
Dr. Doug Weiss:Well, so many Christians believe some kind of myth, like they have to repent, they have to change, and they don't. And before I get to that formula, I wanna talk about when Jesus was on the earth. You know, he would cast out demons and heal people, raise people from the dead. And for the most part, the religious community didn't really get that upset. But when he would say, I forgive your sins, they would become irate. And it was in those instances when they started to plan to kill Jesus. Because who is he to forgive? So when Jesus came into the world, he released a superpower unknown before him coming. And that is the superpower to forgive sins. And as believers, we inherited that superpower. We are able to forgive sins, and it's in our best interest to forgive sins.
Dr. Doug Weiss:But you have to know that you have the power given to you by God to do it. I mean, I was conceived illegitimately. I was put in a foster home, sexually abused, abandoned — alcohol, drugs, sex addiction, all kinds of bad stuff. And Jesus took me through a process of allowing me to feel what happened — we'll talk about that in a minute — and be able to forgive. And here's where some people get kind of stuck, Philip. They do feel righteous anger about being raped, abused, neglected, hurt, injured, lied about, taken to court, having money stolen from them by family members, children, business owners, lawyers, whatever, even pastors and religious people. And so in the book I walk them through — it's okay to have anger, but how do you process that out?
Dr. Doug Weiss:Scripture says, be angry and sin not. So I talk about what I call cleansing the temple. In every gospel account, Jesus cleansed the temple — in all four gospels. Well, what is that about? He identified the sin: you're making my house a den of thieves. He engaged his anger physically. And Jesus was a muscular man. He was lifting trees for a job. And so he identified it and he engaged his anger. And I walk people through an anger exercise that allows them to get rid of the anger. Because trauma's not a demon. You can't cast out trauma. You have to lacerate the trauma. You have to lacerate the trauma and let it out. Paul said, sanctify your spirit, soul, and body. Trauma is in the soul and in the body. It affects the spirit, but you have to release it. And once you release the trauma, now you're able to really forgive and not walk with that limp anymore. You're not keeping track of their sins anymore, you're not being controlled by that.
The Chair Role-Play Forgiveness Exercise
Dr. Doug Weiss:And in Forgiveness for Everyone, I have them do a role play exercise that people literally fly from all over the country and world to come see us at Heart to Heart Counseling Center. They do the same exercise. So you can pay hundreds of thousands of dollars, or you can just get the book and do the exercise. But you actually do a role play where you role play the perpetrator asking for forgiveness, and then you switch chairs and you can actually verbally say the words, I forgive you. It's no more between you and me. I'm not keeping record of your wrong. I won't do it. And sometimes it takes two or three times to get there. But if you're intentional, you get there a lot quicker than if you're not intentional. Like if I'm intentionally watching my calories, I tend to intentionally lose weight.
Dr. Doug Weiss:When Jesus was on the cross dying — I mean, he had hours of the agony of the cross — right in the middle of it all, he said, in the most profound words of all time, Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do. A lot of the hurt that we get is intentional hurt, people wanting to hurt us. But a lot of times we get hurt unintentionally. People do it through ignorance or whatever. And Jesus said to the Father on the cross, forgive them, for they know not what they do. If they'd known what they were doing and who they were doing it to, they may have had a second thought. And that prayer of relinquishment, of saying to God, I'm not carrying this anymore, I'm gonna forgive those — it frees it. It's liberating for your soul, not only for the people that have caused the grievance.
Philip:Well, I think that illustration is like, here's someone who's betrayed by the entire world actually, and he looks at the entire world and says, I forgive you. And the next chapter is his resurrection.
Dr. Doug Weiss:Most people who forgive experience resurrection after they forgive. I did when I forgave, and I had a list of people. God took me through everything in this book. And when I was a young man, he took me through this process and it took a few weeks, because I had a lot of people who tried to stop the anointing in my life. A lot of people who were used by the enemy to try to get me off track. Because I believe the enemy can see anointing. So if you've been beat up, you're probably anointed. All those girls in those houses that me and Joni went to, they're anointed. Those are warrior women and warrior men. And the enemy hated them so much he tried to destroy them, but he couldn't, because they're indestructible.
Jesus on the Cross: Prayer of Relinquishment
Dr. Doug Weiss:And once you realize that, you go, okay, the reason I was attacked had nothing to do with me as a person, it had to do with me and a destiny. And so when we get to that place, we forgive, we actually experience resurrection life. So someone being attacked is the devil recognizing worth in us. And unforgiveness, or bitterness, that unforgiving spirit is one of the holdups that can stop us from being what God's called us to be.
Philip:That's incredible.
Dr. Doug Weiss:You know, it's kind of the power of the seed. When God birthed us, he had a DNA in mind. Now the enemy can't stop the DNA, just like the wind and the snow can't stop a tree from becoming a tree or a flower. But we as humans can stop the growth of our DNA. We cannot be stopped. Like in the Book of Revelation, it talks about the spirit of Jezebel. She can seduce to reduce, but she cannot take us out. Nothing can kill us. Nothing. So if we get trapped in a snare of unforgiveness, we can limit where we go or how quickly we go. But the opposite is true, Philip. If we take on the principles of Forgiveness for Everyone, we can accelerate our spiritual growth. We can accelerate our destiny. We can be unoffendable.
Unforgiveness Limiting Spiritual Destiny
Dr. Doug Weiss:We can walk as a dead man in Christ. Like, are you gonna lie about me? That's really about you. I don't got time to deal with your social media issues. All these little computer self-appointed warriors, God bless 'em, man, God bless 'em, because they got so much time. They can't be doing kingdom work because I am, and I don't got enough time to do all that.
Dr. Doug Weiss:So you just walk in a different spirit. Because I can go in my pocket and give you forgiveness. You like that old guy in church who always had candy in his pocket? I have forgiveness in my pocket. If you need it, God bless you. There it is.
Philip:I remember when they called Ronald Reagan the Teflon president. What you're saying is walking in forgiveness makes you like Teflon — the devil can throw stuff on you, but it falls off because it doesn't have any anchor points in your spirit to attach to.
Dr. Doug Weiss:Yes. And boy, that is so needed. There are people watching right now that have gone through hell and they've been grieved and hurt and bruised by somebody else, someone else's evil thoughts or whatever. And they can turn themselves into a Teflon saint today by saying, I'm not carrying this junk any longer. I'm rolling it at the foot of the cross and forgiving those that — that's the scripture — forgive those that spitefully use you.
Dr. Doug Weiss:And here's the thing, forgiveness is a skill. It's a choice and a skill. And what Forgiveness for Everyone gives you is the skill. Someone can offend me, I go, okay, I might go do my anger work, I'll do the chair work, I forgive 'em. And within about a half hour I'm done. And now here's another beautiful thing I teach in the book. This is something the Lord taught me. If you have an enemy now, for whatever reason — I'm a psychologist, a Christian psychologist — and when I moved to Colorado Springs, I had just a couple of men who were Christian counselors who really had it out for me, but they were so poorly dressed. I mean, they couldn't dress themselves to save their lives. So what the Lord told me to do is go buy 'em some ties, nice ties, and send them anonymously, send them money anonymously so they can't track it down. And now I can't remember what they did to me, but I can remember the ties.
Dr. Doug Weiss:Isn't that crazy? I can remember the gifts I give to my enemies, but I can't remember what they actually did. See, we can walk in a power that Jesus Christ really is alive. He rose from the dead and there's nothing you can do about it. Nothing you can do to me to negate it. I've been forgiven, I've been redeemed, I'm washed, I'm clean, and you can't defile me with your little stuff. Because I'm gonna live billions of years, so I'm not gonna get petty with you. We're still in time. Anything we do in time is petty. So forget about it.
Dr. Doug Weiss:You can focus on the bigger picture. And Forgiveness for Everyone allows you to walk in it for real. It's a muscle, it's a skill, and you can exercise it. Now, if you don't know this skill, you can get sucker punched.
Sending Gifts to Enemies: Erasing Offense
Philip:You're telling us today that there are steps that you can guide us through, through this book, that we can take to learn how to forgive.
Dr. Doug Weiss:Absolutely. And do it at will. Whenever you want to. You don't need someone to repent or change. They don't even have to be around. You can decide to do it. And if it really traumatized and hurt you, you lacerate the wound, you do that work, and then you do the forgiveness work. And then you walk in that spirit. I mean, you know this, Philip, as the Lord continues to increase your realm of influence, you get more enemies and more weirdos. So if you don't learn how to do this, you're gonna limit your spheres of influence. And God has blessed me with incredible spheres of influence. I'm talking to 195 nations almost every day.
Dr. Doug Weiss:So God had to teach me a long time ago, you gotta forgive. Here's the skill, do it. And there are some times when I gotta go, okay, Lord, I gotta go take care of this person real quick. And I come out and I've forgiven them. I walk in forgiveness. And if it sticks with me any longer, I just send them some kind of anonymous gift and I'm done, done, done. It doesn't take any more space, it doesn't rent any more space in my head.
Philip:As I'm sitting here listening to you, I'm thinking, boy, there are a couple of names that I gotta — I'm gonna read your book and go through the process, because there are a couple of folk that kind of still stick in my craw, if you know what I mean.
Dr. Doug Weiss:Sure. Some people have billboards in your head. They're renting space on your highway. But you can take those down. And you know what, it's legitimate. I've heard the worst trauma stories that you can hear over 40 years. The trauma is real, but the power that you have is greater than any trauma, any neglect, betrayal, lawsuit, financial loss that you can ever experience. The power inside of you to forgive is greater than all the sin of the earth, because Jesus proved it. He took all of the sin of the earth and it was done. Hallelujah. Now all we gotta do is believe in it.
Philip:I've got one last question to ask you, but before I ask you that question, I want to tell you how you can get this book. If you are in a family situation, a church situation, a past situation the devil is throwing in your face and keeping you bound by unforgiveness, you need to go and get this book today and learn this skill. It's a skill on how to forgive and how to get free of the snare of unforgiveness. How can we get this book, Doug?
Forgiveness as Teflon Against Spiritual Attack
Dr. Doug Weiss:Well, they can go to daystar.com/book. They can go to drdougweiss.com. They can go to Amazon. There's several places they can go to get it. And we are happy, if they need any information, they can give us a call, 719-278-3708. We will figure out how to get it to 'em for sure. But they can get it anywhere. And Phil, this is a blessing to your audience, because people who read it — I know because I'm the author — people tell me, hey, I read your book, and they tell me how much it meant to them, that it changed their lives and that they're no longer walking in that little shackle.
Philip:And that's the way we should be. But we're living in a society where forgiveness has been lost, completely lost. We are the most aggrieved society, trying to get our own back and all the junk that goes along with that. And that's so anti-growth and anti-Jesus.
Dr. Doug Weiss:But let's take the Charlie Kirk situation. Who did God elevate? A woman who could teach the world how to forgive. So she had the superpower in her and she changed the world in an instant. I want all of us to have that superpower so God can elevate every person to a realm of influence that actually makes a difference.
Philip:Now, the only problem is this — we've spoken and jawed right past my time as far as asking you the last question. So that means the question I'm gonna ask you is, can you come back in the future and teach us again more on unforgiveness?
Dr. Doug Weiss:We got lots of topics and we got lots of times and we're good friends. So you call, we do it. That's the way it works.
Philip:If you are looking for it, it's really simple to get a hold of Dr. Doug. It's at Dr. Doug Weiss — W-E-I-S-S — Dr. Doug Weiss. You can get that on YouTube, Instagram. And he has got a tremendous resource. I mean, tremendous, as good as any person in this country has. You can go and see him in Colorado Springs and there's all kinds of resources to get over the hell that the devil is putting in your life. Don't you quit, because God is on your side. Dr. Doug, thank you so much for your time today. I know how busy a guy you are, and for you to take this moment to come and be on our program, it means a great deal to us.
Dr. Doug Weiss:It's an honor, and I appreciate the kindness. I continue to bless those who need what you're doing, Philip. We believe in you. And thank you. It touches my heart that you touch their heart. God bless you.
Philip:Thanks for watching Daily Faith today. We'll see you again. God bless you. Bye-bye.
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Common questions
Does the person who hurt you have to apologize before you can forgive them?
No — Dr. Weiss is clear that forgiveness doesn't require the other person to repent, change, or even be present. He says you can decide to forgive entirely on your own, at will, using the practical steps he lays out in the book.
What is the 'cleansing the temple' anger exercise Dr. Weiss talks about?
Dr. Weiss draws on the gospel accounts of Jesus physically driving out the money-changers to show that anger can be a legitimate first step. He walks readers through an exercise to identify and physically release that anger, arguing that trauma lives in the soul and body and has to be 'lacerated' and let out before real forgiveness can happen — you can't simply cast it out like a demon.
How does the chair role-play exercise in the book actually work?
Dr. Weiss has people role-play the perpetrator asking for forgiveness, then switch chairs and verbally say the words 'I forgive you — it's no more between you and me, I'm not keeping record of your wrong.' He says it sometimes takes two or three rounds, but being intentional gets you there much faster.
Why does Dr. Weiss send anonymous gifts to his enemies, and does it actually help?
He says the Lord taught him to do it as a practical forgiveness tool — he once bought nice ties and sent money anonymously to Christian counselors who had it out for him. The result: he can remember the gifts he gave but can no longer remember what they actually did to him, which he uses as evidence that the practice genuinely clears the mental 'billboard' the offender was renting in his head.
What does Dr. Weiss mean when he says forgiveness is a 'superpower'?
He points out that when Jesus forgave sins on earth, it was the one act that made the religious leaders furious enough to plot his death — meaning forgiveness was a radical, unprecedented power Jesus released into the world. As believers, Dr. Weiss says we inherited that superpower, and exercising it not only frees us from bitterness but can accelerate our spiritual growth and expand our influence.
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