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The Role of Communication in Conflict Resolution. Part 2

The Role of Communication in Conflict Resolution. Part 2

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The Role of Communication in Conflict Resolution.

Author: Jefferson O Imgbi

Date: Monday, July 21, 2025

Key Bible Verse: "A soft answer turneth away wrath: but grievous words stir up anger."  
— Proverbs 15:1 

The Series Subtitle: The Role of Communication in Conflict Resolution. Part 2

Affirmation: "I choose words that build, heal, and bring peace. My communication reflects wisdom, patience, and love."

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Day 2: Listening as an Act of Love

Listening is more than a skill; it is a gift you give to another person. James 1:19 instructs us, “Let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath.” In conflict, most people focus on defending their point or preparing a response rather than truly hearing the other person’s heart. Real listening disarms tension, builds trust, and opens the door for understanding and healing.

When you listen with love, you create a safe space where the other person feels valued and heard. You show humility by allowing their perspective to matter. Listening does not mean you always agree, but it means you respect their voice enough to pause and understand before responding. Often, conflicts persist because people feel ignored or dismissed rather than truly understood.

Today, choose to listen deeply in every conversation, especially during disagreements. Resist the urge to interrupt or rush to defend yourself. Ask clarifying questions and reflect back what you hear to show you care. When you listen well, you invite peace into every relationship.

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Connect

Think of a time when someone truly listened to you without judgment. How did it make you feel? Remember that moment and let it inspire you to offer that same gift to others today.

Extend

Jesus listened to individuals who were ignored by society, the woman at the well, blind Bartimaeus, and many others. His listening brought healing before His words even came. You can mirror His example in your interactions.

Reflection And Application

Write down one relationship where you need to listen more intentionally. Then write, “I will listen to understand, not just to reply.” Reflect on this throughout your day.

Inspirational Quote by Jefferson O Imgbi

"Listening is love in action. It shows respect, builds bridges, and creates space for healing."

Inspirational Quote Video and Audio

Let Us Pray

May God bless your heart with patience and humility to listen deeply. May He quiet your mind, open your ears, and soften your responses. Let every conversation become an opportunity to reflect His love and build stronger, peaceful connections. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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