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Overcoming Conflict: How to Deal with Difficult People and Situations is unavailable, but you can change that!

Discover the Right Way to Handle Conflict Conflict is an unavoidable part of life, but you can control how you respond to it. You can let difficult situations fuel your anger and stir your desire to retaliate—or you can choose to grow in empathy, honesty, and acceptance. It's up to you. Overcoming Conflict will give you the confidence you need to solve arguments, settle disputes, and restore...

with the water of forgiveness. Forgiveness doesn’t come about by accident. It’s a choice. It’s an attitude. It’s a process. It’s a way of life. Forgiveness is not an emotion. If people had to wait until they felt like forgiving others, pigs would fly first. Forgiveness is found in the will. It’s a promise. As Jay E. Adams suggests, it is a commitment to three things: 1. I will not use the event against them in the future. 2. I will not talk to others about them. 3. I will not dwell on it myself.
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