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5 Comments on Daily Devotional: Appreciate Honesty from Other People (4/3/2012)
Well said Than. I am so grateful for the witness both silent and verbal that I have had from trusted friends over the years.
Let's hope that we will be open for the needed changes. Some men need to be reminded that being kind is more important than being right.
Than, I like this quote from Proverbs - we truly can help "sharpen" others by being positive and supportive. I hope you're having a wonderful day.
Than, I love to be around honest people but more especially around honest spiritual people.
Than ~ this is such excellent advice. And I agree. Sometimes we don't want to listen others pointing out a weakness of ours, but we certainly can learn a great deal if we keep an open mind vs. a hurt ego.