There's no denying the fact that conflict can be painful and difficult. When we find ourselves in disagreement with someone, it can strain the relationship and create an awkward and unsettling atmosphere. The question is, how should we approach it?

There are various natural responses to conflict including fighting, fleeing, freezing or fawning. However, if we pursue forgiveness and reconciliation, courage to address conflict in a healthy way is necessary. Healthy conflict is a negotiation between two people for the sake of the relationship.

Most of us believe conflict is a sign of something going wrong, but the reverse is often true. It may actually indicate that something is going right because conflict is normal, important, and necessary if relationships are going to flourish and mature over time. This week, we are exploring a conflict between the apostles Paul and Peter found in Galatians 2:11-21. This is an insightful heavyweight confrontation between the two key leaders of the early church. So are you ready to learn how to fight fair?