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Reconciliation Resources

AMP 2Cor5.18

We are all programmed to desire reconciliation and to grieve brokenness. We want it for ourselves and we long to maintain it with those we love.  We are made for peace and we are made to MAKE peace, to restore, to bring harmony—reconciliation is both our gift and our responsibility.

ReconciliationDefinition

Reconciliation is about restoring broken relationships, opposites being made compatible/matching up, and bringing harmony and making differences consistent with one another. This sounds wonderfully impossible. And it is. Impossible…without the Lord.

Rom 5.1

The Devotional

I created a FREE 5-Day Devotional for you, God’s Prodigal Daughter. I will show you how to find joy through integrity, peace through obedience, hope through holiness, and love through knowledge. Sign up here:

The Prodigal Daughter 5-Day Devotional

The Stories

When we have reconciliation, all feels right with the world. And when we don’t, what we are thirsty for is a long, cool drink of peace.  Here on the blog, I have written quite a bit about peace in relationships, or the lack of it. These stories come from my life. I am always looking to see God’s Word at work in my life.

A Family After God’s Own Heart
Forgiveness & Reconciliation Part 1

Forgiveness & Reconciliation Part 2
Forgiveness & Reconciliation Part 3

Turn the Other Cheek?????
When Is Saying Sorry Enough?
God’s Word Wins…Hearts
Family Wisdom. Proverbs 3:3-4

The Book

God planted the Gospel Story deeply in our hearts. We want problems fixed. We look for the hero. We desire forgiveness and mended relationships. When we don’t experience this in movies, books, or real life, we tend to feel a lack of closre because it is in our spiritual DNA to crave reconciliation. Especially in real life, we don’t like loose ends. When we study the Parable of the Prodigal Son, we see the Gospel Story—repentance and redemption…the path of peace. Read more in these posts:

My Book!
Prodigal Confessions and Reconciliation
My Own Prodigal Story
Words Are Powerful, But “I’m Sorry” Isn’t Enough…

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Hi! I’m Britta

I'm a work in progress. Lately, I'm trying to learn how to plant deep roots after a lifetime of military moves. Planting seems to be slow work for me!

Life on the move. Chronic and serious illnesses. Marriage struggles. At times, it has been hard to see God's goodness. But I’ve learned that CURATING the GOOD (collecting evidence of God's goodness and putting it on display)—this is a life-giving practice. Won't you join me? Read More…

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