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B 97 Christlike Conflict Resolution in Philippians (2020)

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Paul’s appeal to Euodia and Syntyche to be reconciled in Phil 4.2–3 might look like something incidental to the main concerns of this letter. But closer inspection reveals that conflict resolution is at the heart of the letter, and is addressed by the example of Jesus in the ‘Christ-hymn’ of chapter 2.

This careful, pastoral reading of Philippians teases out the key elements of Paul’s approach to conflict resolution, and through practical examples shows how we might apply these principles in the church today.

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Author: Kenneth M Keyte

Ken Keyte pastors the All Nations congregation of the Auckland Baptist Tabernacle. He is married to Raewyn with four young adult children. This booklet is based upon his Carey Baptist College Masters thesis: ‘The knack of making up—Responding to co-worker conflict with a nexus of cruciform practices.’ Ken enjoys running and cycling.

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