Admitting you were wrong,
or made a mistake,
or changed your mind on a topic
are signs of emotional and spiritual maturity and should be celebrated rather than ridiculed.
Growth is good.
or made a mistake,
or changed your mind on a topic
are signs of emotional and spiritual maturity and should be celebrated rather than ridiculed.
Growth is good.
My theology 20 years ago was different than it is now. I’ve read and learned a great deal.
I have lived and learned through countless mistakes in ministry and leadership.
I am, often painfully, still learning through many more today.
This is how maturity comes about.
I have lived and learned through countless mistakes in ministry and leadership.
I am, often painfully, still learning through many more today.
This is how maturity comes about.
One of the reasons evangelicals have seen so many pastors and leaders fall is that they have anointed someone as a genius in his/her 20s and given them little room to mature.
Hard to have room to change when everyone is celebrating you—before you’ve learned from mistakes.
Hard to have room to change when everyone is celebrating you—before you’ve learned from mistakes.
There’s something to be said for the people who have lived and walked with Jesus for a long time.
They are acutely aware of who they once were.
And that they likely are not yet who they are supposed to be.
They are acutely aware of who they once were.
And that they likely are not yet who they are supposed to be.
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