Conflict
By Dr. Phillip G. Kayser Conflict is inevitable. The question is not conflict or no conflict, but “Am I handling conflict in a Biblical way?”…
Category: Anthology Vol. 4 No. 2
The Last Word: Servants of All
In encouraging other young men to come out as missionaries, do use a word of caution. One wrong-headed, conscientiously-obstinate fellow would ruin us. Humble, quiet,…
Loving Conflict
by Ted Esler I had just driven from Sarajevo, Bosnia, to Bled, Slovenia. It was 1997 and the roads were still manned by checkpoints, NATO,…
Exhortations from a Veteran Leader Who Has Experienced Conflict
1. Honor God at all times Even when it feels as though others are less committed to that desire, it must be our priority. 2.…
Conflict Resolution in the Context of Love
by Iris Lowder A conflict had been brewing on our team. There was a woman who had an edge about her. She was gifted and…
Win People, Not Arguments
By Phillip Kayser Conflict is inevitable. The question is not conflict or no conflict, but “Am I handling conflict in a Biblical way?” Paul had…
Making Public Comment
by Marijke Hoek We owe it to each other, in making public comment on the alleged statements of our fellow Christians, first to confer directly…
To Acknowledge Our Own Failings
by Marijke Hoek We call on each other, when speaking or writing of those issues of faith or practice that divide us, to acknowledge our…
Eight General Resolutions
Evangelical Relationships Commitment Editors Note: In 1846 the British Organization of the World Evangelical Alliance adopted eight resolutions regarding the relationships between members of their…
Managing CrossCultural Conflict: A Biblical Example
By Marv Newell I, along with a hired professional mediator, sat at the large table between the leaders of two respected mission agencies. There was serious…