The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Disagreement (Part 1)
Disagreement (Part 1)
Disagreement (Part 1)
Tuesday 26th July 2022
Learn how to handle disagreements with empathy and hospitality in this episode of 'Healing Connections' with Wes Thompson and Austin Hill.
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Get the buttons here!Handling Disagreements with Grace: Insights from Relational Recovery
I want to be approachable, I want to be understood, I want to be understanding of others, I want to leave margin for people.
Ever found yourself in a heated argument that left you feeling worse than before? In this episode of 'Healing Connections', hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill tackle the tricky terrain of disagreements in relationships. They kick things off by sharing their own stories of conflict and how they've learned to handle differing views with empathy and hospitality.
The discussion takes a fascinating turn as they delve into the Apostle Paul's ministry approach, where he aimed to be 'all things to all people'. Paul’s goal was to be approachable and understanding, and this episode explores how adopting a similar mindset can transform our own interactions. Wes and Austin stress the importance of making space for people who think differently, suggesting that this can lead to more meaningful and productive conversations.
They also warn about the pitfalls of letting disagreements spiral into arguments, which can damage relationships. The key takeaway? Disagreements are natural and can be navigated healthily if approached with grace and understanding. So, if you're looking for practical advice on handling conflicts without causing harm, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to learn how to create space for diverse views and approach disagreements with a compassionate heart.