The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Dealing With Conflict (Part 2)
Dealing With Conflict (Part 2)
Dealing With Conflict (Part 2)
Wednesday 18th January 2023
Join Wes Thompson and Austin Hill as they share tips on turning conflicts into growth opportunities on 'Relational Recovery'.
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Conflict: Building Stronger Relationships Through Healthy Disagreements
Instead of allowing fear to rule, let love rule. Engage in the conversation and address the conflict instead of running from it or avoiding it. Conflict requires two people, and I don't know any perfect people.
Think conflict is something to avoid at all costs? Wes Thompson and Austin Hill beg to differ in this episode of 'Relational Recovery'. They dive into the tricky waters of conflict, showing how it can actually be a stepping stone to deeper connections and personal growth. The hosts kick things off by discussing the importance of recognizing your own role in conflicts.
Instead of pointing fingers, they suggest taking a good, hard look at how you might be contributing to the tension. Fear often stands in the way of resolving disagreements, but Wes and Austin offer practical tips for overcoming this hurdle. They emphasize that conflict is a universal experience and dodging it can do more harm than good. By facing conflicts head-on, you can build stronger, more resilient relationships.
The hosts encourage listeners to practice dealing with conflict every day, viewing it as an opportunity for self-improvement. They remind us that nobody's perfect and that it takes two to tango in any disagreement. Rather than letting fear dictate your actions, let love guide you through the conversation. So next time you're butting heads with someone, remember it's a chance to get better at handling conflict. Tune in for some invaluable advice on turning disagreements into growth opportunities.