July 4, 2010
“Be Nice or Leave!”
Rick Grover reflects on how church leaders can respond to criticism, conflict, and mean-spirited behavior with self-examination, compassion, courage, and Christlike firmness.
July 4, 2010
Rick Grover reflects on how church leaders can respond to criticism, conflict, and mean-spirited behavior with self-examination, compassion, courage, and Christlike firmness.
May 23, 2010
Ken Swatman offers pastors and church leaders a practical framework for leading people through repentance, identifying its fruit, and moving toward redemption, restoration, and renewed obedience.
Tim Woodroof and Leland Vickers explain why church leaders should avoid promises of absolute confidentiality, emphasizing biblical community, accountability, shared leadership, and wise pastoral care.
September 30, 2007
Most church conflicts resolve with timely intervention, but some require firm, united leadership and church discipline. New Testament examples show both the pain and the hope of hard decisions.
November 12, 2006
Dave Smith recounts the conviction that followed years of mistreating his brother and the freedom found in asking forgiveness. Drawing from Matthew 18, he urges believers to forgive as God has forgiven.
September 10, 2006
Church peace is not the absence of trouble. This article equips leaders to prepare for disputes with humility, Matthew 18 wisdom, and practical steps that model reconciliation for the sake of the gospel.
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