How To Have A Good Fight

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How To Have A Good Fight

Part 4

May 21, 2023 • Dr. Lance D. Watson • Ephesians 4:21–27

Conflict is common in relationships. In the first three chapters of Paul’s letter to the faithful in Ephesus, he laid out the theological foundations for why and how we should seek to live the Christian life. His method was simple: belief-value-behavior. Beliefs: what we think is true. Values: what are our hearts learning to love. Behavior: what we actually do in our lives. His belief was that unity would be the end result of aligning these three elements, despite conflict and disagreement.

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