Welcome to this week's bonus interview on the Prayers of Rest podcast.

I'm Kendra Stanton, your co-host, and this week, Asherita is joined by her guest, Susie Hayes, to talk about conflict with unbelievers.

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Susie is a personal friend of Asherita and was actually one of her high school teachers. But now, instead of being on the teacher side of this conversation,

she'll be sharing about the tension that arises between parents and teachers or coaches

when they don't have the same beliefs as you do.

Keep listening to hear how Susie responded to a conflict with her daughter's coach

over their different values and standards for behavior.

You'll especially want to listen for the advice that Susie was given by a friend years ago

that completely changed the way she approaches conflict with

believers and unbelievers alike, giving her the freedom to release those conflicts to God

and gain a fresh perspective on whatever situation she faces. Let's jump right in.

Well, Susie, thank you so much for agreeing to come on. I originally thought of you because I thought you could give us a perspective of tricky, challenging relationships with parents and teachers, educators, because you were one of my teachers in school.

And I just, I loved your heart for Jesus.

And I loved that you were a safe place for me in my high school.

But when I, or the Lord crossed our past few years later and it's just been fun for us to, I think, be more peers now than parents or teacher and student.

But when I talked to you last fall originally about coming on and sharing for this season,

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