Word for the day "Confronting wrong the Right way"

Sisters and Brothers, if someone is caught in a sin (or missing the mark in life for God), you who are spiritual should restore him/her gently. But watch yourself, or you also may be tempted (Galatians 6:1).God has given us the responsibility to honestly confront those who do wrong. For most of us, confrontation is a difficult task. For others of us, it’s much too easy to confront people. I hope you don't delight in finding fault in others. If you do, stop and consider if you do this as a way of overlooking your own faults?God does call you, however, to help others see the truth (John 7:24). In essence, you can hold up a mirror to your good friends, and they hopefully will do the same for you. This is healthy in relationships and builds authentic relations.Jude, the brother of Jesus, reminds us that we are to deal honestly and directly with those who do wrong, while showing them mercy (Jude 22-23). Help others see their faults but with great humility. You are not responsible for the behavior of others, but you are responsible to gently and tactfully point out areas of misbehavior that may cause them to stumble, fall, or lose their way.Are you avoiding some tough conversations? If you have kids, husbands, wives, brothers, sisters, friends,are you confronting them? And when you do are you doing it with gentleness and humility? Stop and think about this. Is your tone respectful? Is your word choice uplifting or condescending? God calls you to show courage by addressing wrong. But remember the goal is always to see the other person restored, not belittled, or being disrespected. Help that person turn back to God, and see help them see you are one of God’s choice people.