Let's not commit imprudence
Good evening, dear brothers and readers of the @heartchurch community, I greet you by sending a big hug to all of you, hoping that faith, hope, and love in God prevail in your hearts with blessings from above, encouraging you to remain firm in the freedom of Jesus.
Sometimes we are actors of facts that can cause discomfort to others, especially if the other person does not have the possibility to solve it at the moment, things like sending a text message telling him that you feel very bad is something that should only be done if it is a emergency, a text does not describe the veracity of the facts, a text message is a very broad letter because the most correct thing would be a call to confirm the total appearance of that event.
Acts 19:36
"Since these facts are undeniable, you must remain calm and not do anything rashly."
Many misunderstandings have generally been generated when people write something, even when there is a commitment in marriages to solve problems, let's imagine if a spouse is away from his family and the husband or wife tells him I feel very bad, that is understood ? Logically there is an emergency.
At that moment the husband or wife becomes concerned and seeks communication, when they manage to make contact they realize that the matter is not an emergency, that imprudence is only what can be said since the text is not specific in itself, so we must have more tact to do things, considering the distance of the spouse and even more knowing that he does not have the physical capacity to resolve something from a distance, that is, it can be resolved without the need to involve the other.
Perhaps the publication seemed exaggerated but it is the reality, we must be careful how to say things, also how to say the approaches so that things go better and in peace.
