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The Fight Is Off

Oct 13, 2013Dr. John King, Senior PastorConflictA Marriage Made In Heaven

This message addresses the importance of resolving conflict in marriage, emphasizing that differences in personality and the presence of faults are common challenges. The speaker outlines three general principles for conflict resolution: recognizing differences, acknowledging faults, and understanding that conflict can be resolved. Specific biblical principles are provided, including self-examination, effective communication, forgiveness, and focusing on each other's strengths. The message concludes with a prayer for marriages facing difficulties, encouraging couples to apply these principles to restore harmony.

1 Corinthians 12:4-7Romans 3:9-12Matthew 7:3-5Ephesians 4:25-32Philippians 2:3Galatians 5:22-23

Reflection Questions

1. How do you typically handle conflict in your marriage or relationships?

2. What are some differences you and your partner have that could lead to conflict, and how can you appreciate those differences?

3. Can you identify specific faults in yourself that may contribute to conflicts? How can you address them?

4. How can you practice forgiveness in your relationship, especially after a disagreement?

5. What strengths do you see in your partner that you can focus on to improve your relationship?