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Season 3 Ep.90 Correct With Grace, Not Ego

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"Correct With Grace, Not Ego" reflects on the importance of approaching others with humility and gentleness, especially when sharing truth.

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Season 3 Ep.90 Correct With Grace, Not Ego

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Daybreak DevotionalsSeason 3 Ep.90 Correct With Grace, Not Ego. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Hey there everybody, I'm Jordan Hansen, host of Daybreak Devotions, Simple Truths for Complicated Times. I'll be honest you guys, I'm pretty quick to correct someone when they're wrong about something. Maybe a little too quick. It's one of my wife's least favorite habits of mine. There's probably a more tactful way of letting someone know about their mistake, and I need to check myself and make sure that I'm not trying to correct them for my own benefit. The Bible says in 2 Timothy 2.25, gently instruct those who oppose the truth. Perhaps God will change those people's hearts and they will learn the truth. If my correction of simple mistakes turns someone off, then I really need to be sure that

when it comes to their salvation, I'm not turning them away. I can simply and gently share the truth of God's love. He certainly can handle the rest. And remember, God's not the problem. He's the answer. Hey folks, thanks for listening in. We hope you enjoyed today's episode, and if you're ready for a breakthrough, join us again tomorrow for another daybreak devotional.

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