How to Lose Friends and Alienate People! - Theocast
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Happy New Year from us here at Theocast! We assume that you might’ve had some difficult conversations over the holidays about Jesus or about matters of theology and the Christian life. In light of that, how should we approach disagreement--amongst our family and friends, or even in our churches? (Hint: patience, gentleness, and love are generally useful.)
We hope this conversation is a help to you as you think about engaging others around you.
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