SCOUT· 42%1h 09m·2026-10-09·Self DevelopmentThe Wrong (and Right) Way to Apologize
Cory Asbury joins me for an honest conversation about taking ownership, putting your ego aside, and learning to apologize without making excuses. We talk about why being right isn't always worth it, how to respond when someone tells you that you've hurt them, and why taking responsibility is one of the most powerful…
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“Great thoughts, thnx! I think this fits and your song is a rebuke to some. I read this this morning… Prov. 9:7 “He that reproveth a scorner getteth to himself shame: and he that rebuketh a wicked man getteth himself a blot.”😊Trusting Jesus…”
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