Mediation of a prenuptial agreement doesn’t just help the couple agree on property division. It inoculates couples against harmful conflict. . . . → Read More: Negotiation of Prenuptial Agreements
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It is said that holding a grudge is like eating poison and then expecting the other person to die. As we all know from experience, it’s very easy to hold grudges. Yet, we know there are very damaging consequences to our entire being when we fail to forgive. There are mental consequences, emotional consequences, and physical consequences. Conversely, perhaps the opposite is also true. The spiritual journey to forgiveness is steep and rocky and challenging. Yet, when we reach the summit of the path to forgiveness, the view is spectacular. This blog post is about the journey. . . . → Read More: The Link Between Forgiveness and Peace Jesus had a remarkable gift for seeing through everything superficial, for peeling back the layers of the dusty, superficial robes of identity we wear, to peer into a person’s inner soul. Whether speaking to a Roman Centurian, to a Samaritan adulteress, or to a distinguished Rabbi, Jesus always seemed to see beyond title or position and to respond to the deeper thoughts and real need of the individual he was relating to. . . . → Read More: Conflict Transformation As A Spiritual Practice  Leave a comment  Conflict Transformation and Nonviolence, Faithful Responses to Conflict, Resources For Peacemakers, Spiritual Principles of Conflict Transformation, Why Nonviolence Works  christian conflict transformation, church bodies, conflict transformation, Congregational conflict, nonviolence, Peacebuilding, Theory of Mediation, Transformative, Waging Peace Is this dispute something you can work through yourselves, something a mediator can help with, or do you need to call law enforcement? This article discussing stages of conflict and intervention strategies appropriate for each stage will help you decide. . . . → Read More: Recognizing Stages of Conflict and Knowing When to Call for Help 2 comments Building Skill in Peacemaking, Church Congregations in Conflict, Conflict Transformation and Nonviolence, Elder Issues, Faithful Responses to Conflict, Family Meetings and Elder and Probate Mediation, Resources For Peacemakers alternative conflict resolution, family mediation, stages of conflict A lesson remembered from youth, about judging others … . . . → Read More: Where Is The Love? A video modeling speech that communicates disagreement without attacking the other person . . . → Read More: Nonviolent Communication Illustrated If you are interested in Christian Conflict Resolution, learn here the “Four G’s of Reconciliation, the “Seven A’s of Confession,” and the “Four Promises of Forgiveness,” as enunciated by Ken Sande and Peacemaker Ministries. Although enunciated specifically in the Christian context, it’s my view these principles or forgiveness and reconcilation are helpful no matter what your religious leaning. . . . → Read More: The Four G’s of Christian Conflict Resolution More on Christian reconciliation and mediation using Christian principles . . . → Read More: More On Faith Based, Christian Mediation Christians have special obligations to model principles of healthy reconciliation and to avoid secular courts. This can be a difficult challenge, but no one ever said the committed life was easy. The rewards are also great. . . . → Read More: Faith Based, Christian Mediation |
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