Comments on: I’m Sorry. Will You Please Forgive Me?

By: Nancy M.

Nancy M. — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:35:23 +0000

That is so wonderful! It can be harder for us adults to ask for forgiveness, but we still need to do it. .-= Nancy M.´s last blog ..Magical Disney Sunday =-.

By: Linda@cookingtipoftheday

Linda@cookingtipoftheday — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:16:18 +0000

Forgiveness is a concept people struggle with everyday… if only adults could have the heart of a child… the world would be better off….teaching children early on about forgiveness is a so important… it will make them better people and happier too…. thanks for a great post.
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By: Jordan

Jordan — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 09:04:12 +0000

Amazing what lessons we can learn (or be reminded of) through the innocent and forgiving eyes of a child. Thank you and the girls for this reminder!

By: LifeAtTheCircus

LifeAtTheCircus — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 02:22:30 +0000

Yes, we too have taught our kids to apologize and also to say what they are sorry for while looking the other in the eye and then to seek forgiveness. I also think it is important for them to apologize to us as well. And in that same token, I have had to seek forgiveness from my children as well. Sometimes my kids aren't so eager to forgive. We then talk about how God has forgiven us for our sins and we need to be willing to forgive as well. .-= LifeAtTheCircus´s last blog ..Weekend Thoughts: Lessons from the Samaritan Woman =-.

By: Jenny in Ca

Jenny in Ca — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 00:25:45 +0000

this is such a sweet story, and a good reminder.

I think too, that the word “forgive” is so much more deeper than “sorry”, and we made a decision when mine were very young to require them to use the words…”will you forgive me”, instead of “I’m sorry” or the more likely heard “sorry” – it is much deeper, bringing the offender face to face with the fact that they are in the wrong. Funny, as adults, it’s hard to use those words too! Try it, next time you are about to give a simple “I’m sorry”, ask for forgiveness- it’s hard at first.

I’ve found that being a parent has caused me to re=examine what we do and why.

By: Kristi_runwatch

Kristi_runwatch — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 22:22:01 +0000

Thank you for the great reminder!! Forgiveness is a tough issue – I need to start talking with AG about that!!
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