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Relationships · Leadership

Reconcilable Differences

Originally offered as How to Turn Conflict Into Intimacy

Turn conflict into an opportunity for stronger relationships through practical, biblical resolution skills.

DurationTailored to selected modules FormatsIn person · Online (self-paced) Designed forGroups and organizations

The change we’re working toward

Practical growth your group can carry forward.

Learn to confront well, respond to anger, create win-win solutions, and help others resolve conflict.

Tailored around your priorities

What your group can explore.

We will work with you to choose the right emphasis and shape the session around the people in the room.

  1. 01

    Turn conflict into intimacy

    Use biblical ground rules and a step-by-step process to slow conflict down, diffuse tension, and pursue mutually beneficial solutions.

  2. 02

    Confront effectively

    Prepare for necessary conversations and practice verbal and nonverbal ways to handle resistance with care.

  3. 03

    Respond to an attack

    Discover what helps diffuse anger, what escalates it, and how your response can change the direction of a confrontation.

  4. 04

    Help others manage conflict

    Learn practical strategies for supporting one person in conflict or mediating between two people.

Designed for participation

More than information.

Relationship Resources workshops create room to understand, practice, reflect, and decide what to do next.

  • Modules selected for your group
  • Live skill demonstrations
  • Guided practice and feedback
  • Biblical principles and participant materials

Continue learning

Related books and studies.

Use these resources before the workshop, after it, or as the foundation for continued group discussion.

Every workshop is shaped around your context

Bring this training to your group.

Tell us about your church or ministry, location, group size, preferred format, timing, and the topics you’d like to cover so we can plan the right workshop.

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