The authors calls on chruch leaders, pastors, and other concerned Christians to remember Paul's word in 1 Corinthians 6 and take seriously the call to work out our differences with one another before taking another Christian to court. The authors make a compelling case for churches to offer meditation services to their members.
The book uses four case studies to illustrate both the problems of the traditional, adversarial model of conflict resolution and the possibilities in Christian meditation. A step-by-step description of what happens in meditation is provided, and other situations besides marriage conflict are discussed as possible opportunities for meditation.
This practical book offers hope and a realistic approach for conflict resolution within a marriage and within the church.