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Nov 8, 2021 7 min

I Respectfully Disagree

from Thriving Twogether Hosted by Ryan Davis

With mutual esteem and high regard for one another because of our love of God it's easier to respectfully disagree. We confront rather than contend. We closely listen to another to change ourselves and to come up with a better solution instead of changing others.

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