Discover what Jesus taught about confrontation and restoration
No one is perfect. Even followers of God make mistakes! But, how should the church respond when a member refuses to repent of sin?
Read More »Timely tools for dealing with confrontation
It’s not easy confronting someone who’s hurt you. Especially when you’ve tried talking with them and it didn’t seem to make a difference!
Read More »Let’s uncover the biblical process of confrontation
What happens when you confront someone who’s offended you, and they refuse to change their behavior? How do you restore a broken relationship?
Read More »Find a biblical way to confront a fellow believer
Jesus had a lot to say about how to approach someone who’s offended you. It’s more than just the words we use, it’s our heart attitude that matters!
Read More »Practical tools for getting through tough conversations
Having to correct someone you love can make for an awkward encounter. But approaching them with the wrong attitude can make a difficult situation even worse! Our attitude matters when dealing with confrontation!
Read More »How to handle confrontation in a biblical manner
No one likes confrontation. But according to the “Discover the Word” team, it’s the first step to finding forgiveness.
Read More »Looking At Some Of The More Difficult Moments In Marriage
Not all marriage relationships are positive and uplifting. If your marriage is struggling right now, you’ll find wisdom and hope.
Read More »The Delicate Issue Of Reconciliation
Unfortunately, the church doesn’t always deal with sin in the most forgiving manner. At times it may even seem easier to shun a person rather than foster reconciliation.
Read More »Practical Tools For Restoring Relationships
Broken relationships aren’t easy to repair. Perhaps there’s someone in your life who’s hurt you, and trust has been shattered.
Read More »Learning How To Confront, In The Spirit Of Restoring The Relationship
It isn’t easy confronting someone who’s in the wrong. Let’s look at Matthew chapter 18, and find out when confrontation is needed.
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