5 Findings About Church Conflict
Mark Clifton and Mark Hallock discuss some interesting findings regarding church conflict. This is the first of a 2-part series.
- Conflict is sometimes about issues, but it’s often about personalities and preferences.
- Some church members are tools of the devil.
- Sometimes today’s present-tense conflict is the residue of yesterday’s past-tense issues.
- A track record of short-term pastorates is usually evidence of a problem with the people in the church more than it is a problem with pastors.
- On the other hand, some pastors are the cause of conflict.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
10 Findings About Church Conflict by Chuck Lawless
Come to the Lord’s Table by Claude King
The Peacemaking Pastor: A. Biblical Guide to Resolving Church Conflict by Alfred Poirier