My 7 Blogging Promises

Last updated on: April 1, 2017 at 7:38 am by Chuck McKnight

My 7 Blogging Promises 2017-04-01T07:38:19-07:00 Chuck McKnight

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A little over three years ago (when I first started blogging) I made seven promises to the readers of my blog.

Looking back, I can see how true those promises have turned out to be, particularly numbers one through three.

Since I’ve now moved on to a new blog, reflecting some of my changing beliefs, I think it wise to reaffirm these seven blogging promises.

I promise that I do not know everything.
I promise that I will be wrong about some of the things I write.
I promise that some of the beliefs I have right now will change.
I promise that I will regret some of the things I post.
I promise that I will not always act in accordance with what I post.
I promise that I will continue asking the Spirit to teach me.
I promise that I will try to correct my errors as they are revealed.

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