Is “cutting people off” biblical?
We live in a culture that tells us to protect our peace, remove toxic people, block, unfollow, and walk away from relationships that no longer serve us. And while there are absolutely times when healthy boundaries and distance are necessary, have we become too quick to end relationships simply because they’re difficult?
In this episode of Around the Table, Celeste Fields sits down with Ministry with Coffee founder Tricia Bullard for an honest, intergenerational conversation about relationships, conflict, forgiveness, boundaries, and biblical reconciliation.
Together, they discuss the difference between a genuinely unhealthy relationship and a hard relationship, why making amends requires humility, how to examine our own hearts during conflict, and why not everyone needs the same level of access to our lives.
Tricia also shares a powerful lesson she received as a young woman: put down the magnifying glass you’re holding over everyone else and pick up the mirror.
The conversation ultimately comes back to the Holy Spirit. What changes when, instead of responding to hurt from our flesh, we ask God how He wants us to love, forgive, respond, and grow?
Pull up a chair as two generations come around the table to ask the hard questions and seek biblical truth together.
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