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When you hear the word conflict, what emotions or thoughts come to mind?
· What stands out to you most in Jesus’ teaching about resolving conflict between believers?
· What do you think it means to “gain your brother” (v.15)? How is that different from “winning an argument”?
· How does humility, seriousness about sin, and love for the lost (from the earlier teachings in Matthew 18)
shape the way we should handle conflict?
· How does gossip destroy the process of restoration? Why do you think it’s so tempting?
· How can we as a group or church create a culture that values honest, humble, and loving reconciliation?
· How should our approach differ when the person we’re in conflict with is not a follower of Christ?
· Why is forgiveness essential for restoration, and how do we practice it when it’s difficult?
By Covenant ChurchWhen you hear the word conflict, what emotions or thoughts come to mind?
· What stands out to you most in Jesus’ teaching about resolving conflict between believers?
· What do you think it means to “gain your brother” (v.15)? How is that different from “winning an argument”?
· How does humility, seriousness about sin, and love for the lost (from the earlier teachings in Matthew 18)
shape the way we should handle conflict?
· How does gossip destroy the process of restoration? Why do you think it’s so tempting?
· How can we as a group or church create a culture that values honest, humble, and loving reconciliation?
· How should our approach differ when the person we’re in conflict with is not a follower of Christ?
· Why is forgiveness essential for restoration, and how do we practice it when it’s difficult?