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Avoiding conflict doesn’t protect the relationship. It erodes it slowly and quietly.
We avoid conflict, thinking we're preserving peace. But what we're actually preserving is distance.

Real connection doesn't come from agreeing on everything. It comes from trusting each other enough to disagree — and stay.

Conflict is a door. Avoidance is a wall.

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I am always looking for an inspiring and impactful podcast to listen to. Lucky for you, I found your next one!

Hope Network Ministries and I have teamed up to bring to you the topic of "Disarming Conflict with Humility and Courage." In this episode, we tackle the fact that conflict isn’t the problem; our lack of skill, avoidance, and defensiveness are. I offer a hopeful, practical vision: with intentional training, vulnerability, and persistence, even long‑broken relationships can experience genuine healing.

This was super fun to record, and I loved working with the Hope Network team!
Give it a listen, you won't regret it!
New Episode out June 10th on Spotify!

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2TMkcjx0XgOrh1bIR90Yai?si=p1n6I7_mReq34Mfx64F3KQ

Conflict isn't the problem. Avoidance is.

During the month of June, we are tackling a new topic. Most of us were taught — directly or indirectly — that conflict is bad. So, we dodge it, delay it, and dance around it until the tension is unbearable.

But here's the truth: unaddressed conflict doesn't disappear. It festers.
The good news? You can learn the structure and skills to handle ANY difficult conversation — with clarity, confidence, and respect. No more "Whatever!" moments. No more walking away wishing you'd said something different.

You CAN do this. And I can help.
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