Just one more thing: Having to say 'I'm wrong,' difficult thing to admit - Dexter H Faulkner - February 01, 1982

Dexter H Faulkner

"I'm sorry, I was wrong, please forgive me!" How many times have you said to yourself, to others, or even to God in prayer, "I'm sorry, I was wrong"? Those few words are more important to your Christian growth than you may realize. In a sermon here in Pasadena, Pastor General Herbert W. Armstrong asked a thought-provoking question: "Can you admit it when you are wrong?" My wife and I once were witnesses to a family situation that illustrates the point. We were visiting friends, when their two children came bounding into the kitchen after school. "Mom," said Tom, half out of breath, "you know what? It's just 15 days till summer vacation." "You're wrong, Tommy, It's 17 days," Sue, his sister, corrected him. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library