Today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer.

First of all, be a servant listener.

A servant listener means that you're seeking first to understand,

and secondly to be understood.

Take turns and make sure they have a chance

to express themselves fully.

And when you interrupt somebody what you're saying is your thoughts aren't that important.

My thoughts are what's important.

James says be quick to listen.

It doesn't say be in a hurry listening.

Be quick means step up to the plate quickly, but listen fully. Welcome back to Summit Life with Pastor J.D. Greer.

As always, I'm your host Molly Vidovich.

Now, if you think the Son of God never engaged in conflict while he was here on Earth, think again.

Jesus had lots of interpersonal, shall we say, disagreements, but in the end they always come from

a place of love.

Today, Pastor Jady concludes the teaching series titled Forever Family

by sharing with us what Christ-like confrontation looks like

so that we can engage with others to pursue justice and

harmony while still maintaining strong relationships. Remember if you missed any of

the previous messages in this series you can listen to them all free of charge at J.D.grier.com.

So grab your pen and let's join in as he shares the characteristics of Christ-like

confrontation. When God says you're praying like an adulterer, what he is saying is,

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