The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Disagreement (Part 3)
Disagreement (Part 3)
Disagreement (Part 3)
Thursday 28th July 2022
Discover how to handle disagreements with empathy and kindness on 'Relational Recovery' with Wes Thompson and Austin Hill.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Harmony in Disagreement: Compassionate Conversations on Relational Recovery
Love like actually want what, like work to improve their lives, do things that are good for them. That's the like. That's a challenge and that's how.
Ever find yourself clashing with someone who just doesn't see things your way? In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill tackle the tricky terrain of disagreements. Drawing wisdom from the teachings of Jesus, they emphasize the transformative power of loving your neighbor—and yes, even your enemies. This isn't about just being nice; it's about actively working to improve the lives of those who might oppose you.
Wes and Austin delve into the importance of empathy, kindness, and understanding, especially when faced with unkindness. They caution against falling into the trap of tribalism and the 'us-vs-them' mentality that can so easily arise during conflicts. Instead, they advocate for grace, forgiveness, and a genuine effort to understand different perspectives. The episode also touches on how cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) can be a powerful tool in changing unwanted behaviors and fostering healthier interactions.
If you're looking to navigate disagreements with more love and compassion, this episode offers some heartfelt and practical advice. Tune in to find out how you can turn conflicts into opportunities for deeper connection and growth.