Is there's strife in an important relationship in your life? Maybe at home, maybe at work, maybe even at church, maybe it's in your small group?

How do you deal with disunity? How do you resolve it? You know in your heart God wants you to step up and do

something and address it. But the fact is you don't know how. Stay with me. That's today. Today. Thanks for listening to this edition of Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram.

Living on the Edge is an international teaching and discipleship ministry, motivating Christians

to live like Christians.

Well, in just a minute, we'll continue our series, keep pressing ahead for the second half

of Chip's talk facing internal opposition.

Last time he talked about why betrayal is so painful.

But today Chip will give us some guidance to handle this emotional offense

and reveal that it's even possible to repair

the trust in a broken relationship.

Well, there's a lot to get to so go in your Bibles to Nehemiah Chapter 5.

Chip begins by looking at how Nehemiah handled personal betrayal

and what we can learn from him.

But notice the second thing he does.

It's thoughtful confrontation.

He doesn't go off.

He doesn't just start screaming.

He consults with himself.

He evaluates a situation

and there's thoughtful confrontation.

Now if you're thinking to yourself,

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