Unoffendable: How Just One Change Can Make All of Life Better (updated with two new chapters)

Brant Hansen argues that relinquishing your perceived right to be offended can reduce stress and improve overall well-being. He contends that entitlement to anger is widespread and that the concept of righteous anger is a misconception. Hansen suggests that if Christians practiced being unoffendable, it could address a fundamental problem in modern society. The book offers practical strategies for living with less stress, including adjusting expectations to align with human nature, replacing anger with humility and gratitude, and practicing forgiveness to foster unexpected forms of love for others. Written in a conversational and humorous tone, Unoffendable aims to relieve religious burdens and enable readers to experience daily gratitude and flourishing as intended.