by Ken Sande | Apr 20, 2014 | RW Blog
Someone on my team had blown it. Not ethically or morally. He had simply taken too long to complete some significant tasks, which put one of our clients in an awkward position in a mediation case. Our staff member’s attempts to apologize to the client seemed to... 
by Ken Sande | Oct 13, 2013 | RW Blog
Tom called me for advice on how to deal with a church elder’s daughter who was pregnant out of wedlock. Half of his elder board was insisting that she appear before them to confess her sin. The other half, including her father, wanted her to simply write a letter of... 
by Ken Sande | Jun 13, 2013 | RW Blog, RW Movie Blog
It’s pretty hard to find a good confession in a modern movie … but here’s a great one. This clip comes from the movie Fireproof. Kirk Cameron plays a young fireman whose marriage is falling apart due to his selfishness, insensitivity, addiction to pornography,... 
by Ken Sande | May 20, 2013 | RW Blog
If you want to make a confession utterly worthless, use one of these three phrases. “I’m sorry if I’ve done something to upset you.†When you use these words, what people hear is, “I don’t know that I’ve done anything wrong, but since you’re obviously... 
by Ken Sande | Feb 4, 2013 | RW Blog
I failed a friend. Badly. No, not just badly … very badly. It took me a while to face it. When I finally realized what I’d done, embarrassment kept me from going to talk with him right away. So now I was doubly wrong. Failed to support him, and failed to admit it...
