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1 Corinthians 12
/What is the source of quarrels and conflicts among you?
Is not the source your pleasures that wage war in your members?/ James 4:1
We Cannot Avoid Conflict But . .
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The Source of Conflict
Some differences are just NATURAL
Different Opinions
Convictions
Desires
Perspectives
Priorities
This can create:
Productive Dialogue
Creativity
Helpful Change
A life more interesting
Other differences are just PLAIN SINFUL
Mainly, our selfishness
Pushing our agenda
Competition
Sinful attitudes~/habits
The Responses to Conflict
What response should we be committed to?
PEACEMAKING
What two responses should we avoid?
PEACE FAKING
PEACE BREAKING
The Opportunity of Conflict
To Glorify God by . .
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Trusting Him
2. Obeying Him
3. Imitating Him
4. Acknowledging Him
Pastor joel richards March 9, 2008
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