The Christian and Conflict
Christians may face a wide variety of conflict in their lifetimes. These conflicts can take many forms and be with God, family members, friends, enemies, church members, and others. This page provides links to a selection of blog posts and podcasts that deal with this difficult subject.
1. Conquering Conflict
Mark Hillis takes a long look at the topic of Christian conflict in this series entitled, “Conquering Conflict.” In the series, Mark discusses how can we choose our battles wisely when we have so much going against us. Join Follow the 8 –part series on conflict and discover which battles are worth fighting for.
Click the links below to follow the series, or enjoy listening to the podcast series.
2. How Can We be Reconciled?
Do you find it difficult to live peacefully with other believers?
In the post “Brothers and Sisters in Christ – Be Reconciled”, Steph Nickel examines church reconciliation. Steph Nickel explores our interactions with our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ. Steph encourages us to grow in the Lord as a community of believers, seeking to be reconciled with our brothers and sisters in Christ.
3. Christian Conflict and Anger
Steph Nickel reminds us that there is a well known biblical phrase, that says “quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to anger.” In her post with this title, Steph goes on to explain that understanding Bible verses can help us live deeper, fuller Christian lives.
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4. The Christian as the Spiritual Warrior
Randy Bushey created a series about the “spiritual warrior.”
We may not see it, or even be aware of it, but spiritual warfare is taking place all around us. The Christian must learn how to become a spiritual warrior and engage the enemy.
You can find the series at the following links:
You may wish to enjoy the series in podcast format here:
5. Jesus and Conflict
Jesus was not immune to conflict. In fact, His ministry was one that brought Him into the religious and political leaders of His day.
Steph Nickel’s “The Pharisees Plot to Kill Jesus,” examines the schemes of the Pharisees to destroy Jesus. Their plan had its roots in eternity past and began to come to a head when Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead.
Steph’s podcast brings her blog to life here:
6. The Cleansing of the Temple
Shane Johnson takes a close look at “The Cleansing of the Temple.“
Shane says, “If the miracle of turning water into wine was intended to display the Lord’s glory, then the cleansing of the Temple, above all, was meant to display the Lord’s zeal, “as it is written, zeal for Your house has eaten Me up.”
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