EPISODE · Feb 5, 2026 · 16 MIN
3.0 IS ANGER A FRIEND OR A FOE? RE-THINKING THE POWER OF EMOTIONS AND THEIR ROLE IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION
from PeaceMaking on Purpose | Conflict Resolution, Communication skills, Managing Anger, Stress, Reconciliation Win Win, Women, Common Ground · host Michelle Pexa
We’ve been taught not to trust our emotions. They’re “too much.” They’re not logical. And for women especially, they’re often treated like a problem to fix. So, when emotions show up in a hard conversation, we do what we’ve learned to do—we shut them down, apologize for them, or pretend they aren’t there. But what if that’s the real problem? What if your emotions aren’t sabotaging the conversation… What if they’re trying to tell you something? In this episode, we’re challenging the idea that emotions don’t belong in conflict. We’re talking about how emotions are released, the messages they carry, and why God designed them to play a powerful role in healing and resolution. We’re also taking a deep dive into anger—what it’s really communicating, how it impacts your ability to think and decide clearly, and what happens when it goes unchecked. And finally, we’re getting honest about the truth: God didn’t make a mistake when He gave you emotions. They are not your enemy. They are intentional, purposeful, and meant to guide you—not control you. If you’ve ever struggled with anger or felt vulnerable emotionally in Conflict situations, this episode is for you.
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3.0 IS ANGER A FRIEND OR A FOE? RE-THINKING THE POWER OF EMOTIONS AND THEIR ROLE IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION
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