You can resolve personal conflicts

There are times when Christians find it easy to have conflicts with each other. Many of our churches are plagued with people full of bitterness and resentment towards other Christians. Many of our so-called “Christian homes” consist of people who don't know what it's like to live in harmony with each other. Bitterness and resentment saturate the environment.

Paul knew that bitterness can be a problem among Christians; when he wrote to Christian husbands in Colossians 3:19, he said: "Husbands, love your wives and do not be harsh with them." Surely he would not have mentioned this unless bitterness was a specific problem in husband-wife relationships. And if bitterness can develop between husbands and wives, it can equally develop in other personal relationships.

There is no problem that God cannot solve. What is impossible for man is possible for God (Matt. 19:26). No situation is hopeless or beyond repair. Wounds can be healed, friendships can be restored, relationships can be cemented when two people handle their problems according to God's will in His Word. When people believe that their problems are unsolvable, they do not try to solve them, but the picture changes when they are convinced that there is a solution to their dilemmas.