"I'm Sorry!"

I was reading in 2 Corinthians today about "godly sorrow."  I tried to link the passage, but am technologically challenged, so if you want to read it, get your Bible out or go to biblegateway.com and look it up.  It's 2 Corinthians 9-10.

I think we say "I'm sorry" so readily sometimes without thinking of the repercussions.  I'm trying not to say it unless I'm ready to change, to do things differently.  Maybe that's not the right way to look at it, but I'm thinking if Godly sorrow brings about repentance, a change of heart, a turning from sin... I'm not going to say "I'm sorry" unless I really mean it, because that's a huge responsibility!  That means the next time I am faced with that particular situation, I am responsible to act differently.  That's a big deal.

Eh.  Just a thought.