In James chapter 4, it's asked, what causes fights and quarrels among you? Maybe you've asked that

same question to your children. But if our homes are greenhouses, if they are training ground for

our children, if the instruction we give is fodder for their heart and mind where emotions and

actions are made, isn't it a grand opportunity to address conflict in a biblical

manner? Today I'm sharing four ways we can prove faithful in teaching our children about conflict

with one another.

Welcome to the Sheeproves Faithful Podcast, episode number 252, truth and encouragement to live gospel-centered lives every day.

I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Hi, everyone.

Welcome to the podcast.

My name is Lauren, and I hope you're having a great day.

I'm so glad you're here.

This is a topic that's been on my heart as I homeschool and I'm at home, pretty much all the

time with my children. I have four of them, and they span over several years. And when you're

with other sinful people and you're sinful yourself, there's just going to be

conflict. We're just going to, whether for better or worse, they're going to be ruffled feathers.

And so I wanted to talk about some things that have been on my heart and some things that I've

been learning and been encouraged with

in my own home when it comes to sibling conflict. Recently, I've had the opportunity to create

Bible studies that go with some of my podcast episodes. I've actually done studies for the last

three episodes on forgiveness, thinking through past memories, and thinking through past offenses.

And they're available for free right now

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