This is Part Two of the series Truth in Love: The Courage to Correct and Be Corrected.

When you see something that feels wrong, do you speak up—or stay silent? In this episode, we ask: Who am I to say something?

We’ll explore why correction matters, what it can look like in everyday life, and the real reasons we often hold back—fear of man, not wanting to seem judgmental, cultural individualism, misguided views of grace, and the discomfort of confrontation. With examples from marriage, friendship, parenting, and church leadership, plus a biblical story of loving correction, you’ll see why discernment—not constant confrontation—is key to keeping relationships real, rooted in truth, and grounded in love.

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