Stop Being Shocked When Christians Disagree with You
Disagreement among faithful Christians isn’t new, and it’s often our surprise that leads us to wrong assumptions.
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Disagreement among faithful Christians isn’t new, and it’s often our surprise that leads us to wrong assumptions.
Jen Wilkin provides a framework that helps Christians discern which battles are worth fighting and how to engage in them appropriately.
In communication, there’s a wrong way to be right. Here are five ways to combat this temptation.
‘The Mark of the Christian’ is a brief book; you can read it in about an hour. Yet it may carry more weight today than at any time in the last half-century because it reminds us of the importance of loving our neighbor and being able to disagree well—vital skills in an increasingly polarized age.
In a culture that’s quick to label relationships ‘toxic,’ it’s common to hear of adult children severing ties with their parents. So how can you pursue a better relationship with your adult child and his or her spouse?