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Conflict is unavoidable—but the way we respond to it matters.
In Matthew 18:15–17, Jesus doesn't leave us guessing about what to do when a brother or sister sins against us. He tells us to go—directly, privately, honestly, and with restoration as the goal.
In this episode, we're talking about:
- The difference between an actual offense and a personal preference
- Why Jesus tells us to go
- How to speak truth without attacking someone's character
- When “processing” can cross the line into gossip
- Why the goal is gaining the person, not winning the argument
- What to do when you've pursued peace and the other person won't listen
- How forgiveness and reconciliation shape the heart of Matthew 18
Anchor Scripture: Matthew 18:15–17
Supporting Scriptures: James 1:19–20; Proverbs 15:1; Ephesians 4:15; Romans 12:18
Today's Treasure: Biblical peace begins when we stop managing conflict our way and start addressing it Jesus’ way.
Treasure Challenge: Think about one conflict you've been avoiding—or discussing with everyone except the person involved. Ask God: Is there a faithful next step I need to take? Is there someone I need to go to?
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