Comments on: Saying You Are Sorry

By: Stephanie derolus

Stephanie derolus — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 22:09:42 +0000

I can totally relate to this topic. I am remember a time when I was being ugly, and the Holy Spirit convicted me. I went and apologize to my son about what I said and explained to him that we have to mind our tongues at all times. I asked him to forgive me and we prayed and hugged. I think it is also so important to lead by example. Because in our culture our parents never said sorry to us and they would hurt us really bad with theirs words. I shudder at the thoughts sometimes. However, I did not want to repeat that with my children, so we do say sorry to them so, they will too understand and have mercy and be able to forgive others just as they want to be forgiven and have mercy on them. I too remember Full House eispodes and wishing for my mother to do the same.

By: Tracy Hurst

Tracy Hurst — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 20:39:50 +0000

This is such a good message! I have said “sorry” many times to my 9 month old daughter already! I can be busy on the phone or doing a chore and totally ignore her – to which I quickly say, “I’m sorry Alyssa.” The truth is that if they HEAR US say it, then they will also be quick to SAY IT! Thanks Angel for your honesty and for your heart! Your’re the best!

By: Shalom

Shalom — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 15:15:46 +0000

PS Will there be more pictures of the dynamic duo any time soon?

By: Shalom

Shalom — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 15:13:47 +0000

Well, you, taught me that it’s okay to be wrong and then apologize, my christianity is not revoked, the world does not stop and begin to revolve counter clockwise and to embrace my humanity through grace.
Great entry girl.