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Feb 24, 2025 36 min

You're Probably Not Great at This

from Onechurch Seattle Hosted by Filmore Bouldes

How do you handle conflict? What if we saw conflict resolution not as a burden, but as a byproduct of what Jesus came to do? As we enter Week Four and wrap up our February Relationship Series, Mixed Signals, Pastor Filmore invites us to rethink how we approach conflict resolution as Christians. The world often views conflicts as battles meant to be won, but God calls us to a different approach—one rooted in peace, forgiveness, and the posture of our hearts. Jesus' life and the teachings from the Bible show us that disagreements are never about attacking the other person, but about addressing the problem. We are called to lay down our pride, lean on the Holy Spirit as our Helper, and seek peace in our relationships, just like Christ has done for us. When we shift our focus from wanting to be heard to reflecting the fruit of the Spirit, we reflect what Christ has done for us. Join us as we explore how the gospel calls us to approach conflict and reflect God's love and forgiveness in every resolution. Scripture References: James 4, verses 1 & 2 Ephesians 4, verses 26 & 27 Proverbs 15, verse 1 Matthew 18, verses 15 - 17 Romans 12, verse 18 2 Corinthians 5, verse 18 Matthew 5, verse 9 Colossians 3, verse 13 Proverbs 19, verse 11 1 Peter 3, verse 9 [Connect with Onechurch] www.onechurchnw.co | Instagram | Youtube | TikTok

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