All of us make mistakes and majority of us recover from them and bounce right back, but others find it very difficult. Therefore, if we don’t recovering after a major personal mistake or failure it can keep us from accomplishing our full potential. Continue reading
It’s not easy to forgive others from the heart when they have hurt us repeatedly, but the truth is, we too have hurt others from time to time. We can either hold on to our hurt and seek anger and become bitter and resentful or we can embrace forgiveness and move forward by letting go of bitterness and hostility and forgiving them from the heart and being reconciling to them. Continue reading
Asking for forgiveness when we know we should is not a simple matter of uttering a few words. It is a way to show that we accept our mistake and have learned from them, because none of us is perfect or sinless in Gods sight. Therefore, before we could ask for forgiveness, we should know the reasons why we are asking for it. If we do not feel repentance in our heart, or sorry for what we have done, by just saying few words wouldn’t clears our conscience Continue reading
If everything you ever did were put on video and shown to the whole world, would you be prude or shame of yourself? Sadly many of us live with many Secrets that we are shamed of and wouldn’t like anyone to know about them. Having said that, if you were to ask the same person, the question do you think you are good enough to go to heaven, he/she will say I hope my good deeds will outweigh the bad ones. Continue reading
Its hard to forgive those who hurt us because we are reluctant to let go of our anger. We frequently continue to feel angry long after we were offended or harmed. It’s naturally difficult, if not impossible, to forgive someone with whom we’re still angry. Very often we believe our offender doesn’t deserve our forgiveness, we may find ourselves withholding it to avoid appearing to excuse or forgive what they did to us. Granting forgiveness may feel like letting our offender off the hook without punishment. Continue reading
