All of us know that there are certain things in life that we should be doing, but we often find ourselves reluctant attending to them. We know regular exercise and eating healthy food is good for our physical health. We know prayer, Bible study, meditation, and fasting are good for our spiritual health and our relationship with our Creator. One of the things we need in life is Godly correction. By simply just reading the word “correction,” it can raise a lot of negative emotions and feelings including a sense of hostility, hatred, anger, and even sadness. This is a natural human response considering that Satan has influenced our mind to be hostile to correction. Mr. Herbert Armstrong once said, “perhaps the hardest thing for any person to do is to admit that they are wrong.” Correction is like holding a mirror up to a person’s face allowing them to see their mistakes. Correction provides us with valuable insight and reflection of ourselves – to see what we are doing wrong, so we can stop doing it and change course.