Can you say, “I’m sorry?”
Mark Tyrell, therapist, speaker and author says: “Some people do not apologize, and can never admit they were wrong. Sorry isn’t a word they can say unless they are asking you to be.
People who don’t say sorry to their partner are much less likely to ever become married, or if they do they are much less likely to stay married. Never or seldom apologizing is a relationship crusher because one partner ends up feeling always in the wrong.”
A reader asks, A friend of ours has a husband who is out of the country serving in the military. How can we as...
When a friend asks, "How may I help you during this difficult time?" Do you respond, “Oh thanks, but I am doing...
James Cook says in our book, The Compassionate Congregation, “The most difficult time for my wife, Jean, and me was...
What would you say? Charlie Shedd says, “As I made my way up the walk, I heard a woman screaming. Could it be...
Today, when you turn the faucet on to get a drink of water, do you think: I wonder if this water is safe to...
Praying is having a conversation with God—just as if God was sitting across the counter from you. But sometimes my mind wanders. . .sometimes it seems that I just say the same things over and over. A prayer model which I really like to pray is the ACTS prayer: The acronym stands for Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving and Supplication.
