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Discussion Guide

It’s On Like Donkey Kong

Pastor Paul Feuerstein
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February 14, 2024

Main Idea

The main idea is that conflict in relationships can be beneficial if handled properly, and that the mission of Jesus should always be our focus above any personal conflicts.

Scripture References

Genesis 50:15-21, Acts 15:36-41, 2 Timothy 4:9-11, Isaiah 26:3, Acts 1:8, Acts 8:1, Mark 9:38-41, Matthew 5:9

What are some examples of conflict that have been beneficial in your life?

Conflict is necessary for growth and effectiveness, but mishandled conflict can be detrimental.

How do we keep our focus on Jesus in the midst of conflict?

Discussion Questions:

In what ways can we use conflict to strengthen the church and further God's mission?

How can we distinguish between godly tension and destructive conflict?

What steps can we take to resolve conflicts in a way that honors God and keeps us on mission with Him?

The absence of conflict is not always a good thing; it can limit our potential.

Summary

Pastor Paul Feuerstein from Helena First talks about dealing with conflict without letting it take us off mission or halt the work of Jesus in us.

Call to Action

Some next steps to take this week:

Let Jesus, the Prince of Peace, guide your heart in times of conflict.

Don't let bitterness or unforgiveness from a conflict take you off mission with Jesus.

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