Forgive Me
Forgive Me: Restoring Relationships
I wrote this after getting into a heated argument with someone that I love. Our relationship meant more to me than what we were actually fighting about. Never let something lesser destroy something of greater value. Wisdom waits! It enables us to “be angry and sin not” as the Bible instructs (Eph. 4:26). With a little time and space (perspective), the situation always looks different. Then, we can “speak the truth in love” and both win (Eph. 4:15).
Forgive Me: Restoring Relationships
I wrote this after getting into a heated argument with someone that I love. Our relationship meant more to me than what we were actually fighting about. Never let something lesser destroy something of greater value. Wisdom waits! It enables us to “be angry and sin not” as the Bible instructs (Eph. 4:26). With a little time and space (perspective), the situation always looks different. Then, we can “speak the truth in love” and both win (Eph. 4:15).
Forgive Me: Restoring Relationships
I wrote this after getting into a heated argument with someone that I love. Our relationship meant more to me than what we were actually fighting about. Never let something lesser destroy something of greater value. Wisdom waits! It enables us to “be angry and sin not” as the Bible instructs (Eph. 4:26). With a little time and space (perspective), the situation always looks different. Then, we can “speak the truth in love” and both win (Eph. 4:15).
