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Setting: Workshop
Length: 1:16:34
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Occasion: This is a marriage workshop done for a church where I have a consulting relationship.
As you listen, select, copy, and paste the following outline:
-self-inventory is the beginning of conflict resolution
"Pop-quiz" Self Inventory, part 1 (available at actual workshops)
-the relationship between the 2 workshops: communication and conflict resolution
Communication is the key to building a relationship
Biblical peacemaking principles are the keys to restoring the relationship
Understanding Conflict
Introduction: What is conflict?
1. Internal issues
2. External issues
3. Suffering of the “innocent”:
Understanding internal conflict
Galatians 5:16-17
* click sermon on Gal.5 entitled: "The Biology of Sin"
Genesis 4:6-7
Understanding external conflict
Luke 6:45
-selfishness – some say this is the greatest problem in marriage
-our unmet expectations
-James 4:1
-the inevitability of conflict
* Genesis 3:16 is further explained in the following sermon; click: "Making the First Move"
-philosophical and stylistic conflicts
-Clash of spiritual differences
-clash of personalities, styles and preferences
Understanding the Suffering of the “innocent”:
Our Responses to Conflict
“Peacemaking for Families” A Biblical Guide to Managing Conflict in Your Home
The Peace Maker: A Guide to Resolving Personal Conflict
Sinful Responses
-Escape responses (Peace Faking)
Denial
Flight
Suicide
Attack Responses (Peace-Breaking)
Assault
Litigation
Murder
Control and Manipulation
Gossip and Slander
Biblical Responses
Personal Responses
My goal in life
My introspection (self inventory)
ask God to help you in the introspection
-self-examination is the beginning of the peacemaking process
-there are 5 steps in introspection1. Recognize your habits of sin
2. Check your motives
3. Commit to make peace regardless of how you feel* this point is elaborated in a sermon on obedience and feelings.
Click: Feelings and Obedience, Luke 17:3-10
4. List the people you have sinned against
-prepare to accept the consequences
5. Formulate your strategy for making peace
You just listened to part 1, click for part 2:
Workshops on Conflict Resolution and Communication Breakdown should be studied together.
You will find a great deal of overlap between them.
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