What if the toughest conflicts at work aren’t random headaches to endure, but invitations from God? What if every sharp email, every derailed meeting, every uncomfortable performance conversation is a moment where your Father is reshaping how you respond—because you are His precious child?

Church conflict is uniquely painful because it occurs within the very community called to display Christ’s reconciling love to the world. When disagreements intensify, when personalities collide, or when factions form, the people of God feel the weight of it in their minds, their worship, and their relationships. This is why requests like the one posed—How do we care for those experiencing difficult church conflicts? How do we respond to antagonists? How do we help relationsh

Matthew 18 is one of Jesus’ most transformative teachings—yet one of the most misunderstood. It’s a chapter about greatness, forgiveness, spiritual vulnerability, and the urgent call to pursue reconciliation. At its center is a radical truth: in God’s kingdom, greatness looks nothing like what our world calls great.

We are thrilled to announce the release of our brand-new 6-part video series, Introduction to Conflict Resolution vs. Reconciliation! This series is designed to help individuals, families, and communities understand the critical differences between resolving conflict and pursuing true reconciliation—and why that distinction matters for lasting peace and restored relationships.

We’ve all heard the advice: “Just forgive and move on.” It sounds simple, even noble—but for many, that phrase carries an unspoken expectation: if you forgive someone, you must also reconcile with them. The truth is, forgiveness and reconciliation are not the same thing. Forgiveness is an act of grace that frees your heart from bitterness; reconciliation is a mutual process that restores trust and relationship through confession and forgiveness. One can happen without the oth

Thursday, December 4, 2025 3pm Mountain Time Keynote Speaker: Annette Friesen Each year, dedicated individuals are inspired to serve those affected by conflict. One group, after years of preparation—including over 50 hours of hands-on conciliation experience, mentorship from an Advisor, detailed casework documentation, and extensive training through our Institute for Christian Conciliation (ICC) Certification Program—has reached a significant milestone. Earning the Certified

Reconciliation Ministry in the Age of AI is a call to reflect deeply on the transformative role faith communities play in promoting healing, understanding, and unity amid rapid technological advancement. Within today’s interconnected world, the importance of reconciliation is magnified: divisions persist across personal, communal, and societal levels, and the need for bridge-building grows ever more urgent.

In a world increasingly marked by division, misunderstanding, and relational breakdown, the hunger for reconciliation is growing. People are searching for ways to restore what’s been lost—whether in families, churches, workplaces, or communities.

The ministry of reconciliation is one of the most profound and transformative callings given to believers in Christ. Rooted in the apostle Paul’s declaration in 2 Corinthians 5:18–20, it is described as a divine entrustment—God making His appeal through us to a broken world

We’re thrilled to unveil our 2026 Training Calendar, packed with transformative opportunities to grow in as a reconciler.

In every ministry, there are people who are difficult to love. They may be combative, critical, withdrawn, or simply resistant to the work of the Spirit. These individuals can test our patience, challenge our convictions, and ...

In a recent coaching appointment, someone sat across from me, visibly burdened. Their voice trembled as they asked, “How can I live with them?”

As an ambassador of reconciliation, one is called to live with integrity, embodying the principles of peace and justice in every aspect of life. This role is not merely a title but a commitment to uphold the values of the Christian faith ...

In the journey of reconciliation, the ambassadors of this noble mission are unwavering in their commitment to prayer.

As followers of Christ, we are called to be ambassadors of reconciliation, charged with the mission to bring peace and unity in a fractured world.

As we navigate through the evolving landscape of Ambassadors of Reconciliation, we find ourselves at a juncture of farewells and fresh beginnings.

In a world rife with division and despair, the role of an ambassadors of reconciliation becomes ever more critical. These ambassadors, guided by the principles of their faith, strive to bridge gaps, mend broken relationships, and foster peace. But perhaps the most profound aspect of their mission ...

As followers of Christ, we are called to be ambassadors of reconciliation, carrying forth Jesus' message of love and peace to those around us. The apostle Paul reminds us of this important duty in ...

Being an ambassador of reconciliation is a calling that invites us to embody and represent the love and grace of Christ in our daily...

Life is a journey filled with moments of joy and challenges, and how we perceive these experiences deeply influences our well-being and spiritual growth. Shifting our mentality ...