Category Archives: Handling conflict in marriage and family

Today’s post will be the last on handling conflict in the home.  Next week’s post will be back in the Old Testament book Daniel, finishing up a series focusing on responding to trying and turbulent times.  The previous six posts … Continue reading →

In the last post, we discovered that parents can be the source of conflict for their children, as well as explored how this occurs.  In order for parents to “not provoke their children to wrath,” they must “bring them up … Continue reading →

The last four posts for handling conflict in marriage and family has focused on spouses.  Today’s post as well as the next two posts explores conflict between parents and children.  Family is just as much a blessing and joy from … Continue reading →

The last post under the topic of “handling conflict in marriage and family” concentrated on the practice of Biblical forgiveness between spouses.  Today, we will focus on God’s forgiveness of His children—the pattern a spouse is to follow. Ephesians 4:32 … Continue reading →

In my last web posting, it was stated that conflict between spouses is part of a greater conflict between Satan and God.  Before conflict between spouses can be remedied, our conflict with God must be remedied first.  This requires humility. … Continue reading →

In my last post, we discovered that the source of conflict which causes trouble in marriage is a spouse’s lusts, or desire for something the spouse thinks will make him or her happy.  As a result of conflict, the closeness, … Continue reading →

We will take a break from our theme, “Responding to Turbulent & Trying Times,” and focus on an issue relating to marriage and family—conflict.  This will be the theme from Mother’s Day and Father’s Day.  We will return to the … Continue reading →