They May Be Right  

Biblical Tips On Relationships:
They May Really Be Right



Be Agreeable


Be agreeable. That means do not whine, criticize, find fault, get even, judge, or complain. Do not be like “constant dripping” on a rainy day. Give those closest to you no reason to have to “restrain” you. Proverbs 27:15-16 is a warning from a father to his son. The same scripture can apply to a quarrelsome husband, friend, or employee.

State Your Point Once


When you feel the need to argue, state your point once and close your mouth.

Memorize the Words, “You May Be Right.”


If someone tries to argue with your point, remember – he or she may actually be right. Even if you know they are wrong, quarreling is like “grasping oil with the hand.” Try an experiment. For the next two weeks, every time you feel like arguing, say the words, “You may be right.” You will be amazed at the results.

Proverbs 27:15-16 A quarrelsome wife is like a constant dripping on a rainy day; restraining her is like restraining the wind or grasping oil with the hand.

Cheryle M. Touchton is the Director of Pocket Full of Change Ministries. For more information, to schedule a speaker for an event, or to request a newsletter, go to www.pocketfullofchange.org or call Gail Golden, Publicist at 904 316-5462. This ministry is supported by donations. If this ministry helps you or others, and God calls you to help support this work, you can make a donation to Pocket Full of Change Ministry at POB 51205, Jacksonville Beach, Florida 32240.

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