“Some men have spectacular failures where in a moment of passion they abruptly burst into flames, crash, and burn. But the more common way men get into trouble evolves from hundreds of tiny decisions — decisions that go undetected — that slowly, like water dripping onto a rock, wear down a man’s character. Not blatantly or precipitously, but subtly, over time, we get caught in a web of cutting corners and compromise, self-deceit and wrong thinking, which goes unchallenged by anyone in our lives.”
Patrick Morley, The Man in the Mirror (p. 351). Zondervan. Kindle Edition.
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TOMORROW’S READING: Weekend is for catch-up and review
MONDAY’S BIBLE READING: 1 Kings 12, 2 Chronicles 10-11, Titus 1
