Passage: The Gospel According to Matthew Matthew 5:9
Conflict is inevitable, even in the church, but how we handle it reveals who we belong to. In this message from Philippians 4:2–3 and Matthew 5:9, we see that peacemakers actively pursue reconciliation, reflect the heart of God, and protect the unity that fuels the gospel.
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