Sometimes as we live our life we make mistakes and sometimes we hurt people along the way.
The key though is to be humble enough to admit wrong doing or be gracious enough to let people make mistakes. In most cases we aren't often aware of our own wrong doing unless someone brings it to our attention. We always though have the choice to grow from being either the one who hurts or the one who has been the recipient of someone's hurtful antics.
This week I was reminded yet again that the word is never wrong.
We can be identified as His children by the fruit we bear. How we live and what we say is the fruit of our lives.
Matthew 12:33-37
Colossians 3:12-15
Sometimes we need to be humble and admit our wrong doing. Acknowledge that we make mistakes and ask for forgiveness.
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Is it really that hard?
The key though is to be humble enough to admit wrong doing or be gracious enough to let people make mistakes. In most cases we aren't often aware of our own wrong doing unless someone brings it to our attention. We always though have the choice to grow from being either the one who hurts or the one who has been the recipient of someone's hurtful antics.
This week I was reminded yet again that the word is never wrong.
We can be identified as His children by the fruit we bear. How we live and what we say is the fruit of our lives.
Matthew 12:33-37
Colossians 3:12-15
Sometimes we need to be humble and admit our wrong doing. Acknowledge that we make mistakes and ask for forgiveness.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Is it really that hard?
