Partly Wrong: Admit It. Embrace It. Live It.

Partly wrong. That would be you. And me. And everyone else. Wrong ideas. Wrong choices. Wrong conclusions. Wrong attitudes. Wrong beliefs. Wrong motives. Gee, this should be a delightful book We hate being wrong. It's embarrassing, discouraging, frustrating, and destructive. So we hide it. Ignore it. Deny it. Minimize it. Regret it. And desperately try to fix it.After all, nothing good comes from being wrong. Partly wrong keeps us from being like Jesus and doing good in the world. God's looking for people who've got it all right. Right?But what if we're wrong?Part-time pastor and "partly wrong" expert, Roger Martin, champions an unusual idea. Using humorous personal stories and compelling Bible instructions, he maintains that living like we're partly wrong makes us more humble, gracious, credible, influential, hopeful, teachable, forgiving, free and-oddly-more like Jesus Admitting and embracing our partly wrong reality makes us better spouses, leaders, teachers, parents, friends, employees, neighbors, and sailors. Partly wrong is precisely what God uses to get us right. If we'll let Him.