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This book confronts one of the clearest and most neglected commands Jesus ever gave: love your enemies, bless those who curse you, pray for those who use you, and do good to those who hate you. Dr. Johnny Nixon argues that while the church has built ministries, programs, and movements around many parts of Christ’s teaching, this command has too often been left undone, unorganized, and largely ignored. With biblical urgency and direct application, he calls readers back to a form of obedience that is costly, uncomfortable, and unmistakably Christlike.

Rather than treating forgiveness as a soft sentiment, this book presents enemy-love as a serious act of discipleship. It challenges believers to move beyond talk and into mercy, prayer, blessing, and practical good toward those who have wounded them. For readers who want to obey Jesus where it is hardest, this book is both a rebuke and a call to courage.