Restoring RelationshipsSample

Day 20 – A Peacefire Accelerant & God's Restoration Process
Devotional
When conflict burns like a wildfire, it’s easy to respond with anger or avoidance. But God offers a powerful accelerant that transforms conflict: His agape love. This love, described in 1 Corinthians 13, is patient, kind, and forgiving. It's the love Christ showed us on the cross while we were still sinners (Romans 5:8). As ambassadors of reconciliation, we are called to carry this love into conflict, not to win arguments, but to pursue restoration. God's path includes confrontation, confession, and forgiveness—all led by love, not pride. When we approach others with grace, humility, and the presence of Jesus, we reflect the heart of the Good Shepherd who seeks the lost sheep.
Reflection Question:
Is there someone God is calling you to lovingly confront in hopes of restoring a broken relationship?
Prayer:
Lord, help me carry Your love into conflict. Teach me to confront gently, forgive freely, and seek restoration just as You have restored me. Lead me in Your way of peace.
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About this Plan

This 30-day Bible plan is all about learning to live with your mind set on the Spirit. Each day covers real, honest topics like dealing with pain, forgiving others, finding peace, waiting on God, discovering your purpose, and letting go of fear. You'll explore what it means to trust God's plan, rest in His presence, and be shaped by His love. With thoughtful devotions, Scripture, prayer, and reflection questions, this journey will help you slow down, listen, and grow. If you're ready to walk closely with God and think differently about your life, this plan is for you.
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