We’ve all been there. It’s an issue you’re passionate about, you get caught up in the moment, and all of a sudden you’re talking to a friend like they’re an enemy. This can have a damaging effect on relationships with family members, friends, and faith community.
We don’t need to apologize or be shy about what we believe, but we also shouldn’t lower our standards for civil discourse.
Next time you’re in a disagreement with someone over a political or cultural issue, here are 3 questions you should ask.
Karen Bowling
Former Executive Director
When Karen isn't leading a women's Bible study or coordinating a prayer meeting, she's usually with her six grandchildren that keep her busy, laughing, and young at heart.
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