Tag Archives: Christian Mediation

How Does Your Church Manage Conflict?

Every congregation has conflict. How can it be channeled for positive use? Continue reading

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Love, Embodied

What does it mean to “love one another” in the way that is intended by 1 John 4:7-9? Continue reading

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Deeper Theory of Peacemaking

The model for peacemaking comes from deep, spiritual theory of compassion and love. Learn more in this slideshow. Continue reading

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The Four G’s of Christian Conflict Resolution

If you are interested in Christian Conflict Resolution, learn here the “Four G’s of Reconciliation, the “Seven A’s of Confession,” and the “Four Promises of Forgiveness,” as enunciated by Ken Sande and Peacemaker Ministries. Although enunciated specifically in the Christian context, it’s my view these principles or forgiveness and reconcilation are helpful no matter what your religious leaning. Continue reading

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More On Faith Based, Christian Mediation

More on Christian reconciliation and mediation using Christian principles Continue reading

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Faith Based, Christian Mediation

Christians have special obligations to model principles of healthy reconciliation and to avoid secular courts. This can be a difficult challenge, but no one ever said the committed life was easy. The rewards are also great. Continue reading

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