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FREE Checklist to Help You Select a Third-Party Church Conflict Consultant
One of the most common questions we receive has to do with how to evaluate a third-party church conflict consultant. This is such an important topic, that we have an entire Appendix on it in our book. And today, we want … Continue reading
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Are Your Church Relationships Otiose? (Vain. Ineffective. Of no use.)
Q. How can church-going Christians truly build the “ties that bind” and cultivate “the unity of the Spirit through the bonds of peace?” through intimate, safe, authentic relationships that will persevere through conflict? A. “Where a people prays, there is … Continue reading
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“I Already Know That!”
In my years of serving as a Christian mediator, I have been privileged to assist extraordinarily gifted men and women of great faith and world-class formal educations. In one such situation, I was sitting between two (very angry) co-senior pastors … Continue reading
When “Peacemaking” Causes Even More Conflicts
Q. I am afraid to go directly to the person who has seriously sinned against me as it says I should do in Matthew 18:15. I am afraid because I think by going it would make matters worse between us. … Continue reading
Res Ipsa Loquitur: Destructive Church Conflict Reveals Worldliness
A few weeks ago I wrote that the most frequently used search term that brings people to this site is “how to fire your pastor.” I lamented that fact because we desperately need God’s supernaturally gifted and theologically trained leaders … Continue reading
When “Peacemaking” Causes Even More Conflicts
Q. I am afraid to go directly to the person who has seriously sinned against me as it says I should do in Matthew 18:15. I am afraid because I think by going it would make matters worse between us. … Continue reading
Redeeming Church Conflict is Not an Event—But an Unfolding Process of God’s Grace
In just a few days, we will be gathering in Denver with peacemakers from around the world to study, pray, and fellowship together at the 2012 Peacemaker Conference. This will be the first time we have co-taught together since Redeeming Church … Continue reading
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Keeping God’s Word Primary re: Our Critical Needs
How grateful we are for two careful book reviews (and recommendations)! Matt Smethurst, an assistant editor for The Gospel Coalition and a Master of Divinity student at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, commended us on the IX Marks website for … Continue reading
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Signs that a conflicted church is not ready to change …
Q. What would make you decline a church intervention? Are there certain signs that a church is not ready for a Christian conciliation intervention team to go in and work to help the church to redeem their conflicts? A. In … Continue reading
3 Things Pastors (and Their Wives) Should Say Publicly More Often
An excellent list to consider: 3 Things Pastors (and Their Wives) Should Say Publicly More Often
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