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Your Question:
why did god let me get into a fight with my sibling?
Answer:
I'm not sure I can directly answer your question, but I can share some thoughts on conflict resolution and God's role in it. As a pastor, I've seen many families struggle with disagreements and conflicts. In my own family, I've had to navigate disputes with my children, Joshua and Rebecca. When they argue, I try to encourage them to work things out on their own, just like Scripture advises (Matthew 18:15). However, I also remind them that I'm there to help and support them, and that we should strive to resolve conflicts in a loving and God-honoring way. As a parent, I've learned that it's not always easy to see our children's perspectives, especially when they're young. But I've also learned that it's essential to teach them how to resolve conflicts in a healthy way. When Joshua was younger, he would often get frustrated with his sister, and I would remind him to take a deep breath and try to see things from her point of view. I've also encouraged him to apologize when he's wrong and to forgive when others apologize to him. Regarding your question about why God might let you get into a fight with your sibling, I think it's essential to remember that God is not the one causing the conflict. Rather, He's often using those situations to teach us valuable lessons about ourselves, our relationships, and our faith. As the Bible says, "God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble" (Psalm 46:1). Even in the midst of conflict, we can find comfort and guidance in God's presence.
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