"I'm sorry, but..." is a common phrase in marriage. Often it's a response to the pain and/or hurt we have caused. I'm sorry is an expression of sorrow, yet when we cause pain or hurt, we might quickly offer "I'm sorry, but..." as an attempt to hurry our spouse through the pain. What we crave though is tenderness.
How might we navigate sorrow well? Listen in as Dr. Steve and Lisa Call offer some insight and reflection into how we can navigate sorrow well in moments of pain and hurt.
