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How do we respond when a brother or sister has wronged us?

Are we quick to post about it on social media, broadcasting the injustice we’ve experienced? Or do we take a moment to pray, asking Jesus for guidance to achieve the best outcome? Jesus teaches us to handle situations where we feel wronged by speaking directly to the person involved and expressing our

feelings. Instead of gossiping, we should first address the issue with the individual. If that doesn’t resolve it, we can bring one or two witnesses into the conversation. Only after these steps should we involve the wider community. Ultimately, our goal is to foster good and healthy relationships with one another.

We must also recognise that Jesus’ teachings apply also in reverse. When someone approaches us about a hurt we have caused, we are encouraged to respond with humility and openness. We should examine ourselves and acknowledge any truth in their concerns.

Lord, we pray for your guidance in helping us become peacemakers with one another.

~God’s Word Daily Reflections 2026

 
 
 

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