Monday
May 19, 2025
"Being Apologetic"
I realize that for many of you, to apologize for something that you have done is difficult to do. It is difficult to admit to the fact that you might have been wrong about something, but believe it or not, it does happen, even to someone as perfect as you. It is also difficult for some of you to apologize when you realize that you have indeed mistreated someone and have treated them unfairly. This can be especially tricky when you realize that the other person was only trying to help and not hinder in the situation. Sincere apologies sometimes tend to be the hardest because they come from the heart and soul of a person, whereas some other apologies tend to be not very heartfelt at all. A fake apology is one in which one might as well say nothing because no one really wants to hear it anyway. The main reason why some people have found it difficult to apologize for something is because of pride, and as My Word says, pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall.
Therefore, My children, if there is someone to whom you owe an apology, do not allow the sun to go down without reaching out and extending that apology to them. People tend to often make all kinds of excuses as to why they cannot seem to apologize for something or to someone, but in most cases, all they tend to be are excuses. Blessed is the man or woman who can easily and readily apologize when things go awry. All an apology says is that you were mistaken or wrong about something, or for something that you might have done, and it does not have to mean any more than that. It takes a big man or woman to admit to being wrong, of which there are very few people left in this world who are willing to admit that. Those who seek to give a true heartfelt apology to someone should let it be said, in JESUS' Most Precious and Holy Name.
AMEN
