The process of being made new often requires more than just time. It requires reflection. Guidance. Accountability. And…coaching.

This doesn’t mean ignoring the gravity of the failure. But it does mean choosing humility over hostility.

The stone the builders rejected—the one they looked at and said, “This doesn’t belong here”—became the cornerstone. Not just useful, but fou

Whether it’s our spouse, children, employees, or friends, people may struggle to trust our words…or even our faith after we’ve messed up.

Forgiveness doesn’t make us weak; it sets us free. It heals our hearts, clears our minds, and keeps us from becoming men ruled by anger.