Christian Practices Of Reconciliation

In a divided world, the longing for reconciliation runs deep. One in six individuals stopped speaking to a family member after the 2016 election. One report found that 93% of Americans wish they could do better, but don’t know how. What if we could lead through disagreements in ways that deepen discipleship instead of division?

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Abortions, Guns and Trump: A Church Group Tries to Navigate America's Divisions

This article outlines how one congregation deals with political polarization among its...

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The Colossian Forum

This organization helps Christian communities use cultural conflicts as opportunities for...

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The Easiest Person to Fool

This podcast episode from Hidden Brain explores how culture celebrates uncertainty. Then it...

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When the Center Does Not Hold: Leading in an Age of Polarization

This book offers practical mentor tips to help leaders navigate polarized environments.

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You Are What You Love: The Spiritual Power of Habit

This resource invites readers to align their faith and beliefs with their behaviors.

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Michael Gulker

Michael Gulker is president of The Colossian Forum. He has a long-standing interest in the oft-times contentious intersection of faith and culture and how both thrive best when rooted in worship. During his ten years at The Colossian Forum, Michael has become a leader in helping to turn conflict into an opportunity for deeper discipleship and a more beautiful witness. He can be found on Facebook or at Linkedin.

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