Do Not Quarrel Among Brothers
This article takes a look at what conflict in the church looks like, and how brotherly love should prevail instead. Direction is taken from Proverbs 6, as well as 1 John 3.
This article takes a look at what conflict in the church looks like, and how brotherly love should prevail instead. Direction is taken from Proverbs 6, as well as 1 John 3.
How should we deal with conflict within the church? First it must be expressed that resolving conflict is required of all Christians. To do this, the article explains that Christians must know what kind of conflict they are in, and what is needed to resolve it.
This article describes four types of conflict that can be experienced in the church, and how to resolve such conflicts.
True forgiveness can only be realized through imitating God’s forgiveness. This article explains how God forgives, and how such forgiveness must be imitated. Topics like conflict and reconciliation, sin and and confession of sin are also discussed.
What does it mean to forgive others? This article is about forgiveness and working towards conflict resolution.
While the world fights against aging, this article shows how to live together as God's people of all different ages. It shows that aging should not be an enemy, but embraced as a gift of God for the good of the church and the youth. In God's kingdom this generational conflict should not exist.
This article is about the third party in marriage - God - and the importance of maintaining a healthy relationship with God in your marriage. This article also discusses conflict, repentance, and forgiveness in marriage.
This article is about the tension that sometimes exists between the Christian school and home schooling. Is the task of education only given to the parent, and what role does the communion of saints have in the education of children? How do we deal with the conflict between the different parties?
This article is about the importance and place of confrontation in peacemaking. The author also discusses Matthew 18:15-17. Confrontation heals conflict.