Do all questions have to be answered? Do you have to win all your arguments? No way. Should we ensure our ego is always intact? No again. Pastor Ayesha Ameresekere suggests we don’t get provoked or emotional but exercise discretion and wisdom. How we answer is also very important, she reminds us in this short video
So who won the argument?
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