
I had spent years blasting my husband for the minor mistakes he made... or the lack of attention he gave me... I was too busy pointing the finger in his direction - I never bothered to look in the mirror.... and in reality my sins were far more greater....
When a husband puts his interests, desires, and priorities in front of his wife, that's a sign of selfishness. When a wife constantly complains about the time and energy she spends meeting the needs of her husband, that's a sign of selfishness... Basically - it's the pot calling the kettle black...
Do nothing from selfishness or empty conceit, but with humility of mind regard one another as more important than yourselves. Philippians 2:3
This is a quote that I totally agree with from The Love Dare: "If you're thinking that your spouse - not you - is the one who needs work, you're likely suffering from a bad case of ignorance, with a secondary condition of selfishness. Remember, love is not rude but lifts you to a higher standard..."
This is a scene from the movie Fireproof
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Well, my stupid computer won't let me play the video, but I REALLY love what you've written here, and I couldn't agree more!
I have a strong Irish stubborn streak that resists apologizing. I work VERY hard at doing it anyway. I've NEVER been sorry I did!
Thanks so much for the reminder!
I can relate to what you wrote, Kelly...the Fireproof movie is amazing...as is the book....that scene you shared always brings tears to my eyes....
I guess I need to rent that movie and watch it.... I was moved by what you said..... We can all learn to say I am sorry....
Great Post......
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