Reviewed by Tony Cummings

A mix of music, studio material and interviews rather let down by an inane cheer-by-auto-cue studio audience. Carman does a duet with Cindy Morgan, a song from 'Yo Kidz' which has nothing to do with forgiveness. There are a couple of funny if violent sketches of a Kung Fu master beating up his student as he demands forgiveness. Moving interview fragments - a girl who lost her parents because of a drunk driver, a young man whose father was an abusive heroin addict are forerunners to an interview with America's top TV preacher James Robison. James brings some wise counsel. More moving testimony follows to make this an effective though erratic tool for ministry.

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