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Q&A: When a pastor refuses reconciliation after theological disagreement

Why God's Wrath is Good 00:49:31 – 00:50:33

Viewer seeks pastoral counsel on a broken relationship with a church leader.

Mike draws on Romans 12:18 — 'as much as it depends on you, live peaceably with all.' He counsels genuine (not performative) kindness at a distance, extending an olive branch without forcing reconciliation. The effort to live peacefully even when it is not reciprocated grows Christlike character in the person who practices it.
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Why God's Wrath is Good @ 00:49:31

2019-08-07

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