How to stop avoiding confrontation so you can have healthier relationships

Games We Play, Part 4: The Avoidance Game // April Farmer
Conflict doesn’t feel good. It’s uncomfortable and we often try to avoid it.
But when confrontation happens lovingly, it leads to stronger, healthier
relationships.
Discussion Questions:
1. What kind of conversations do you find yourself avoiding most?
2. Why is confrontation often necessary for reconciliation?
3. Reflect on Jesus’s responses to Judas and Peter. How is Jesus both
loving and confrontational? How does Jesus manage conflict while still
valuing relationships?
4. What would it look like for you to move forward with a confrontation
prayerfully, gracefully, and lovingly?
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