We are looking at the third peacemaking principle, gently restore, as described in Ken Sande’s book, The Peacemaker. In

Why is it important for all Christian women to understand their biblical role? Because understanding God’s way is the

This post will address the biblical principle of owning our part of a conflict from Ken Sande’s excellent book,

The following post is copied with permission from the Caring Bridge site for Lisa Treleven who recently discovered an aggressive

Peacemaking is not always easy. I don’t know about you but I have people in my life who are

God created all things for the fame of his name and for all to worship him. He created us to

A Biblical response to conflict This is the second posting in our peacemaking series which is based on Ken Sande’

“What will break into the dark night with a beam of light?” We were made for worship and relationship. We

In this series we have been talking about change. Not just any change but life change from the inside out.

God created mankind to be in relationship with him (See previous blog post in this series). He gave different guidelines

The Gospel: Part 1 Short definition: Jesus saves sinners. Long definition: The Gospel is the announcement of the life, death and

There is a good chance you have experienced conflict in the last month. Perhaps you’re experiencing conflict right now.

  I recently shared our family’s journey from our old church to our new church. As of this July, that “

In the last post we began discussing the central work of God— change. If we want to grow and change

Last week’s blog, co-written with Chris Manrodt, focused on God’s work in and through us as a church

“Leadership without vision is just management.” We as leaders at First Free have a responsibility to communicate the vision for

How do people change? In my first post we unpacked the biblical mandate to counsel one another. Counseling one another

On a summer Sunday 20 years ago, God nudged my husband and me off a fence we didn’t even know