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Reapplication Of The Systems Approach Case Studies

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Utilizing this technique can help us to seek self-control, overlook an offense, and seek no revenge.
Reapplication of the Systems Approach to the Case Study
The reapplication of the systems approach to the case study consists of the process of evaluating each participate involved. The evaluation functions of the systems approach are developed from four components: understanding, conceptual, accountability, management. In the case study one participate understands the why and the how will we resolve the issue(s) while the other party may contend because they take no accountability for the role they played to contribute to the conflict. It is the duty of the senior pastor or headship to manage and negotiate the conflict in an effective and …show more content…

During these steps, the participants (with assistance from the mediator) ponder (think) about all the possible resolutions. Finally objective is to reach an amicable agreement with the mediators help. Incorporating these steps into one's mediation practices can ensure a successful outcome.
Step 1: Mediator presents an opening statement to each disputant about the …show more content…

The practice of serenity (peace) is critical to help create excellent servants of the Lord, to do His Work. Conflict is inevitable and with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, all conflict can be resolved. Worship leaders must build a solid foundation for conflict resolution and the mediation process. The Word of God is the foundation and will instruct us to do what is morally correct. The Bible teaches us how to resolve any conflict through the stories illustrated and mandated throughout the entire Bible in regards to, how to handle corporate power (Church) and personal conflict. The Gospel of Jesus inspires and empowers our minds and motivate us to forgive others. It is crucial to understand what the Lord has done for us, through Christ, the Redeemer. If each participate in the mediation process engage an open mind with prayer and good stewardship, the stability of the mediation will strengthened. Reconciliation is a commitment to transform our mental compasses and hearts. Reconciliation holds us accountable so that we can perform righteously and become excellent disciples as God intended. Resolution sometimes can be a challenging process, nevertheless, the process leads to forgiveness and everlasting peace. A healthy congregational system comes from empowering individuals to take

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