Lesson 4: Confess to the Other Person

Conflict Resolution vs Reconciliation - Lesson 4

The following posts comprise lesson 4, Confess to the Other Person:

1. Confess to the Other Person

2. The Ripple Effects of Disobedience

3. Handling Conflict with Grace

4. Justifying Ourselves Rather than Confessing Our Sin

5. Understanding Denial and Self-Justification Through Scripture

6. A Christ-Centered Response to Our Self-Justification

7. Finding Comfort in the Midst of Anger and Fault

8. To Whom Should James Confess?

9. Finding Healing and Forgiveness in Family Conflicts

10. Our Inner Reactions to Conflict

11. The Far-Reaching Impact of Angry Words

12. Embracing Forgiveness and Letting Go of Resentment

13. The Transformative Power of Kindness

14. God's Anger and Forgiveness

15. How Long have You Been Angry?

16. Dangers of Anger

17. In What or Whom Do We Place Our Trust When We Self-Justify?

18. Who is Responsible for Taking the First Step?

19. Confession Leads to Healing

20. The Power of Confession: Moving Beyond I'm Sorry

21. Understanding Godly Sorrow and Worldly Grief

22. An “Apology” Unlikely to Express Godly Sorrow

23. Expressing Godly Sorrow: Guidelines for Confession

24. Confession: Go As a Beggar

25. Confession: Own Your Sin

26. Confession: Identify Your Sins According to God's Word

27. Confession: Express Sorrow for the Hurt Your Sin Has Caused

28. Confession: Commit to Changing Your Behavior with God’s Help

29. Confession: Be Willing to Bear the Consequences

30. Confession: Ask for Forgiveness

31. Confession: Trust in Christ's Forgiveness

32. Confession: What If They Are Not Christian?