Conflict Resolution for Christian Women

06/05/2026

BUILDING STRONG FRIENDSHIPS IS KEY TO PEACEMAKING. HAPPY FRIDAY!

06/04/2026

EPISODE 20: CONFLICT RESOLUTION & THE CHURCH: WHY LEADERS AVOID CONFLICT

What is God’s heart for conflict resolution in the Church?
And why are so many Pastors and Christian leaders avoiding Difficult Conversations in the name of “Unity”?

In this powerful episode of PeaceMaking on Purpose, Michelle Pexa is joined by Rene McIntyre, Apostolic Founder and leader of Trumpet of Truth Christian Ministries, for an honest and biblically grounded conversation on leadership and Conflict Resolution in the Church.

Together they explore why many pastors and church leaders struggle to address offense, confrontation, and unhealthy behavior with other Christian leaders and within their own churches.

From fear of rejection and retaliation to misunderstandings about grace, kindness, and biblical unity, this episode exposes the hidden dangers of conflict avoidance in Christian leadership.

Michelle and Rene discuss:
-Biblical conflict resolution for pastors and church leaders
-God’s design for unity in the Church
-Why Avoiding Conflict is not true peace
-The difference between PeaceKeeping and PeaceMaking
-Passive-aggressive leadership in ministry
-Fear of confrontation and rejection in church leadership
-Why offense itself is not wrong — but staying offended is
-How unresolved hurt and offense damage the Body of ChristWhy true Unity requires Honesty, Truth, and healing conversations
-Healthy Christian Communication and Reconciliation strategies

The Church is called to model the Kingdom of God to the world — not by pretending conflict does not exist, but by learning how to walk through differences in love, truth, Humility, and Restoration.

If you are a pastor, ministry leader, church staff member, or Christian seeking healthier relationships and stronger biblical leadership, this episode will challenge and equip you.

Michelle Pexa a ministry leader herself, has specialized in conflict resolution for over 25 years and offers coaching, training, and mentoring for pastors and Christian leaders in the area of Conflict Resolution, Communication, and Reconciliation.

For coaching or training inquiries:
Email: [email protected]

Coming Next Week in Part 2:
Michelle and Rene discuss conflict among congregation members, church culture, education strategies, and practical tools to help churches navigate conflict in healthy and biblical ways.

What is God’s heart for conflict resolution in the Church?And why are so many Pastors and Christian leaders avoiding Difficult Conversations in the name of “Unity”? In this powerful episode of PeaceMaking on Purpose, conflict resolution specialist Michelle Pexa is joined by Rene McIntyre, Apos...

06/03/2026

THE CHURCH AND CONFLICT PART I
JOIN ME FOR AN ENLIGHTENING CONVERSATION WITH MY FRIEND PASTOR RENE MCINTYRE. COMING UP TOMORROW!

06/02/2026

GOD LOVES HIS CHURCH. Christ Died for the Church and the Lord is committed to raising us up as His Glorious Bride. However, in Love and Honour we must address that which is causing us to divide.

06/01/2026

IN LIFE, THERE ARE MANY THINGS COMPETING FOR OUR ATTENTION.

As Women, life's demands often push our own development to the back burner. Being INTENTIONAL to find ways to keep the momentum going in your own development is so important.

05/29/2026

HAPPY FRIDAY!

05/28/2026

EPISODE 19: CONFLICT RESOLUTION FOR WOMEN: DEALING WITH DIFFICULT PEOPLE TYPES

In this powerful episode of PeaceMaking on Purpose, conflict resolution specialist Michelle Pexa unpacks a practical and eye-opening framework for understanding people types and difficult personalities in everyday life.

Whether in your family, workplace, friendships, or leadership roles, conflict often arises not just from disagreement—but from misunderstanding how people are wired differently.
This episode breaks down four key people types that influence communication, behavior, and relational tension.

You’ll learn how each type shows up in both family systems and workplace environments, why certain behaviors trigger conflict, and how to respond with wisdom instead of frustration and anger.

This episode also clarifies an important distinction between people types vs. conflict styles, helping you understand that while conflict styles describe how people handle disagreement, people types reveal how they operate in everyday life.

Inside this episode, you’ll discover:

-Why some personalities feel “difficult” in relationships
-How to reduce emotional reactivity in conflict
-How to communicate more effectively across different personality types
-Why misunderstanding behavior creates unnecessary stress
-Practical tools for navigating difference with peace and clarity

If you’ve ever struggled with communication breakdowns in your home or workplace, this episode will give you insight, language, and practical wisdom to respond better—not react faster.

Because peace is not about controlling people.
It’s about understanding them well enough to respond wisely.

Needs some extra help? We’d be happy to connect. Please reach out to Michelle at [email protected]

In this powerful episode of PeaceMaking on Purpose, conflict resolution specialist Michelle Pexa unpacks a practical and eye-opening framework for understanding people types and difficult personalities in everyday life. Whether in your family, workplace, friendships, or leadership roles, conflict of...

05/27/2026

DO YOU HAVE PEOPLE IN YOUR WORLD THAT STRESS YOU OUT? TOMORROW I will be talking about Difficult People Types.

05/22/2026

If you want to win an Argument, Try Using the Bottom Line. 😅
Happy Friday Everyone!

05/21/2026

EPISODE 18: HEALING COMMUNICATION WITH ESTRANGED ADULT CHILDREN

In Part 2 of this powerful conversation with Sarah Wall on family estrangement, conflict resolution, and healing broken relationships, we discuss one of the most painful experiences a mother can face: hearing an estranged or prodigal adult child say, “You hurt me” or “You were a bad parent.”

How do you respond without becoming defensive, overwhelmed with guilt, or trapped in shame?

How do you use active listening, empathy, emotional intelligence, and healthy communication skills during painful conversations with an estranged child?

In this episode of PeaceMaking on Purpose, we explore practical conflict resolution tools for moms navigating estrangement, family conflict, emotional healing, reconciliation, and difficult communication with adult children.

You’ll learn:

-How to listen to your adult child’s perspective without defensiveness
--Why validating your child’s feelings can help rebuild trust and emotional safety
How empathy and active listening support healing and reconciliation
-Why acknowledging your child’s experience does not mean living under condemnation or shame
-How unresolved hurt impacts parent-child relationships and family dynamics
-Why emotional maturity and self-awareness are essential in conflict resolution
-How moms can process grief, guilt, rejection, and heartbreak in healthy ways
-The importance of separating your emotional processing from conversations with your child
-How humility, empathy, and peacemaking create opportunities for restored relationships
-Why imperfect parenting does not make you a failure

This episode is filled with biblical encouragement, relationship wisdom, communication strategies, and practical peacemaking tools for women seeking healing with estranged adult children, prodigal children, and fractured family relationships.

If you are searching for guidance on conflict resolution for women, family reconciliation, healing family relationships, active listening skills, emotional healing, or communication with estranged adult children, this conversation will encourage you with hope, wisdom, and practical next steps toward peace and restoration.

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Sarah Wall Podcast Host of Praying Mom’s of Estranged Children

In Part 2 of this powerful conversation with Sarah Wall on family estrangement, conflict resolution, and healing broken relationships, we discuss one of the most painful experiences a mother can face: hearing an estranged or prodigal adult child say, “You hurt me” or “You were a bad parent.”...