01739 – Being Willing to Change
McVey, Steve

The most difficult part of personal growth is being willing to turn away from erroneous views from our past. Beliefs held for a long time tend to become sacred to us, even if they’re wrong.

It’s naive to think that we gained a perfect, flawless understanding of truth. Our willingness to reconsider what we believe and to reject faulty viewpoints and replace them with truth is the litmus test for whether or not we will stagnate or grow.

Being open to the fact that we may not have it all right and being willing to change. That is the grace walk experience.

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