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Monday, March 03, 2008
~ 7:02 PM ~
Sometimes
Sometimes, i just find it hard to speak the truth with love. Though Ephesians say that we must speak truthfully to one another, it's very hard to implement in real life. Cause we fear of the repurcussions. We fear of the consequences. We fear that a flaw or weakness in us will be exposed if we speak the truth. We fear we offend the other party.
Then we try to be politically correct in our words and when we fail to get our point across, we get miserable. Who can we blame but ourselves?
Life..if only we could be heard with no emotions attached....
