Larry & LaVerne Kreider on Passing The 21 Tests of Leadership: The Conflict Test

Episode 41 June 12, 2024 00:22:58
Larry & LaVerne Kreider on Passing The 21 Tests of Leadership: The Conflict Test
Larry Kreider Leadership Podcast
Larry & LaVerne Kreider on Passing The 21 Tests of Leadership: The Conflict Test

Jun 12 2024 | 00:22:58

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Show Notes

Embracing conflict as an asset rather than a liability may seem challenging. Join Larry and LaVerne Kreider as they provide practical and biblical principles on approaching conflict in a healthy manner, bringing conflict resolution while honoring and valuing people and their feelings in the process.

Six Steps to Resolving Conflict:

  1. Gain agreement that a problem exists.
  2. Identify the consequences up front.
  3. Pray together, in faith, asking the Lord for wisdom and possible solutions.
  4. Mutually agree on an action.
  5. Follow up and measure progress.
  6. If the conflict cannot be resolved, receive help from an objective and trusted outsider.

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