A marriage where ‘I am sorry’ is absent is a dead marriage, proud people are not capable of repentance. How do you know proud people? Proud people cannot apologise. I see it common among more men than some few women I have heard about, “My husband cannot apologise,” “Pastor ask her here, have you ever apologised since we got married?” and the husband is trying to defend himself, you need help. A marriage where ‘I am sorry’ is lacking is a dead marriage, you bring back life by being humble enough to say I am sorry.
I am sorry should not lack in your mouth as a married person, it is the antidote against disaster. I am sorry is not a magical word, it is a miraculous word, it must be plenty in your mouth.
“Your ability to apologise is a revelation of your humility. Admitting wrong doing and repenting is one of the highest of human virtues. You work in your marriage by working on yourself. The humbler you are, the greater hope there is for your marriage”.
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