Looking for a way to turn your conflicts into opportunities to glorify God? Interpersonal strife is ever present in our homes, workplaces, communities, and even in our churches. But does conflict always have to end in ruptured relationships and painful wounds that in some cases never heal? Attorney Ken Sande, founder of Peacemaker Ministries, reminds us that the Bible outlines specific, clear-cut ways for Christians to work out disagreements and avoid lawsuits and to understand and practice forgiveness. Peacefakers, ...
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Looking for a way to turn your conflicts into opportunities to glorify God? Interpersonal strife is ever present in our homes, workplaces, communities, and even in our churches. But does conflict always have to end in ruptured relationships and painful wounds that in some cases never heal? Attorney Ken Sande, founder of Peacemaker Ministries, reminds us that the Bible outlines specific, clear-cut ways for Christians to work out disagreements and avoid lawsuits and to understand and practice forgiveness. Peacefakers, Peacebreakers, and Peacemakers offers rich, practical insights from God's Word and highly relevant case studies for anyone who wants more peaceable relations with family members, co-workers, neighbors, fellow church members, and others. This in-depth study guide is adapted from Sande's top-selling book, The Peacemaker now in its Third Edition and widely used in the Christian community. Peacefakers, Peacebreakers and Peacemakers Member Book (0-929292-95-2) is a six-unit course, with an optional section of six additional weeks, designed for individual study in the context of a large group. It also provides resources for weekly group sessions. Peacefakers, Peacebreakers, and Peacemakers Leader Guide (0-929292-94-4) provides helpful guidance, leadership suggestions and proposed activities for weekly group sessions. About the authors: Ken Sande is president of Peacemaker Minisiires (... For more than 20 years he has taught biblical peacemaking, written numerous resources, and helped countless Christians resolve conflicts in their families, churches, and businesses. Kay Moore is a veteran church curriculum writer and former senior editor for LifeWay Resources.
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