Description
This book by The Arbinger Institute blends story, psychology, and leadership insight to show how individuals and communities can move from a “ heart at war” to a “ heart at peace.” Grounded in the belief that conflict is sustained not merely by behavior but by the way we see and regard others, the book equips congregations and leaders with a practical, relational framework for addressing tension, healing divisions, and cultivating environments of empathy.Features
- Self-study and group discussion guide
- Book club
Practical Applications
- Teach conflict transformation in sermons or workshops, helping congregants understand how internal posture influences external behavior.
- Integrate the book's relational tools into mediation or reconciliation processes within the faith community.
