I heard an interview with MVP Steph Curry the other night after Game 6 of the NBA Finals, in which he made a comment that got me thinking about my pre-maritial counseling.
Wait, what?!?
You mean it's not natural to associate Steph Curry getting ejected and throwing mouth-pieces with pre-maritial counseling?
Our pastor said to never follow up an apology with the word "but". It devalues the apology. It minimizes that sentiment after you say sorry. How many times have we said something like the following statement? "Babe, I am sorry that I yelled at you, but if only you _________, then I wouldn't have had to set you straight."
