Today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer.

For you to forgive somebody else, listen, is not that you forget about the wrong altogether,

it's that you choose to not remember or hold that wrong against them

because you know that God will take care of it, has taken care of it on the cross,

or will take care of it now.

Vengeance is his so I can put away all that wrath.

Thank you. or will take care of it now. Vengeance is his so I can put away all that wrath. Welcome to Summit Life with Pastor J.D. Greer.

As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitovich.

You know what? I love weddings.

Young couples plan their weddings with so much excitement, anticipating living happily ever after

just like the fairy tales promise.

They don't necessarily yet know that to be a good couple doesn't actually mean you never

fight with your spouse.

Good couples have learned to fight fairly and with a God-honoring end goal in

mind. Today we are learning how to resolve conflict, and not just in marriage, but in all of our

relationships. This is an issue that touches the life of everyone listening in one way or another.

Now, if you missed any of the messages in this study called First Love, be sure to catch up right away at jaddygere.com.

Right now, let's join Pastor Jady in a message he titled Fighting Jesus Style.

We are in our fourth week of a series that we are calling First Love, and we are studying the New Testament's classic passage on romance and

relationships, Ephesians 5 versus 21 through 32. So if you have a Bible, I'd invite you to take it out

and open it to that passage now. Ephesians 5, 21 through 32 is specifically about marriage and

singleness, but I've showed you that Paul shows that these things are really just

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