How many times have you heard someone say they’re sorry, but their tone clearly revealed that they weren’t sorry at all? How many times have you been the person doing just that? It seems like people in our culture have a difficult time actually allowing themselves to regret a wrong action or feel sorrow for hurting someone else or even admit that they did anything wrong. We always like to come up with excuses for our behavior. It seems even more difficult for some people to actually forgive when they’ve been hurt. So what do we do with all that emotion? And does giving or receiving forgiveness actually do us any good? What do you think?
This talk I gave last year was an emotional one for me. I even felt choked up listening to it again. But I sure am glad to have learned some things about dealing with this stuff in my own life. What experiences have you had that you’ve learned from?
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