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What Does It Mean to Turn the Other Cheek?

  • by United Church of God
Jesus teaching is about diffusing conflict rather than allowing conflicts to escalate. He advocates we stop the cycle through a willingness to suffer wrong.
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In His Time

  • by Ellen Burton
God understands the sorrow and pain that parents feel when their children choose not to follow in the faith.
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A coexist sticker on the bumper of a car.

Why Can't We "Coexist"?

  • by Steven Britt
In the real world, how well does the bumper sticker coexist philosophy work?
Go Ahead, Rock the Boat

Go Ahead, Rock the Boat

  • by Lorelei Nettles
We all know the old saying, “Don’t rock the boat.” But there are cases where this is neither helpful nor correct.
Do You Know Why Christ Died?

Do You Know Why Christ Died?

  • by Jerold Aust
Christians generally agree that Jesus Christ died for their sins. But how many really understand the significance of that sacrifice?
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two people standing with one person's hand in the other's outstretched palm

Emotional Healing A Biblical Perspective

  • by John Cafourek, Larry Scher
What does God say about how the pain and suffering experienced in today's world can be healed? The third part of a series by the Focused Education team on abuse.
two men seated at a table indoors

A Framework for Reconciliation

  • by David Sandland
Reconciliation is possible if we approach each other in humility, determined not to give offense, in respect, in privacy, if need be with the help of others, with God's backing, in compassion and in a forgiving attitude.