Refresh Your Relationships | MATTHEW 5:23-24 | Week 4

It is not enough to acknowledge wrong and merely acknowledge problems and feelings. We must give and receive forgiveness for there to be peace.

Episode 4: Reviewing our reading plan through Resolving Everyday Conflict. Elliott Pratt is joined by Brandy Moore, the executive director for the Centers for Hop to the heart posture of forgiveness.

Refresh Your Relationships | GALATIANS 6:1 | Week 3

Doing the right thing the wrong way will often create more conflict. It is crucial that when seeking peace that we gently engage others with grace, truth, and love.

Episode 3: Reviewing our reading plan through Resolving Everyday Conflict. Elliott Pratt is joined by Brad Cooper to discuss the principle of "Get the Log Out of Your Own Eye" and "Gently Restore."

Refresh Your Relationships | MATTHEW 7:3-5 | Week 2

Conflict rarely comes about because of the actions of one person. For there to be peace, each person in conflict must own up to their part of the conflict and seek forgiveness.

Episode 2: Reviewing our reading plan through Resolving Every Day Conflict. Elliott Pratt is joined by Daniel Super to discuss the Slippery Slope and how to best glorify God when engaging conflict.

March 3, 2024| 1 CORINTHIANS 10:31 | Week 1

God is the source of peace. He is the ultimate peacemaker. We glorify God when we seek to make peace through the power of the Gospel to the praise of His great name.

Episode 1: Reviewing our reading plan through Resolving Everyday Conflict. Elliott Pratt is joined by Robert Duvall to discuss the nature of conflict and how the gospel brings peace.

Refresh Your Priorities | 1 THESSALONIANS 2:8 | Week 4

God is a relational being. He made us relational beings in His image. Until we are in a right relationship with Him and engaged in right relationships with other people, we will never be the person God made us to be.

Refresh Your Priorities | JOHN 13:1-17 | Week 3

To be a disciple of Jesus is to choose to live like Jesus more and more every day. Jesus came to serve generously. To be a disciple of Jesus is to be a servant who serves generously.