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Peace Making on Purpose | Conflict Resolution, Communication skills, Managing Anger, Stress, Reconciliation Win Win, Women, Avoidance, Common Ground

Michelle Pexa

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Frequency: 1 episode/7d. Total Eps: 7

Welcome to PeaceMaking on Purpose, the podcast where faith meets practical strategy for conflict resolution. Hosted by Michelle Pexa, this show is for high-capacity Christian women—professionals, leaders, wives, mothers, and grandmothers—who feel unheard, misunderstood, or stuck in unresolved conflict.

If you’ve ever struggled with:

Not being heard in conversations that matter,
Avoiding conflict out of fear of rejection or strained relationships,
Or carrying the emotional weight of unresolved issues…

…then you’re not alone—and you’re in the right place.

Each episode brings you faith-filled strategies for conflict resolution that deliver clarity, peace, and win–win outcomes. You’ll walk away with practical communication tools, biblical wisdom, and real-life encouragement to:

Use your voice effectively and be heard,
Build healthy, understanding relationships,
Restore connection where walls have been built,
And experience the peace of mind that comes with true resolution.

Whether at home, in the workplace, in ministry, or within your community, PeaceMaking on Purpose will empower you to enter difficult conversations with confidence, compassion, and lasting results.

✨ Conflict Resolution for Win–Win Outcomes.

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CONFLICT, BITTERNESS, & ANGER: THE COST OF UNMET EXPECTATIONS FOR WOMEN

Episode 7

Thursday, March 5, 2026 • Duration 22:58

Bitterness rarely begins with hatred. It begins with a silent, unmet expectation.

In this episode, we dive deep into Conflict Resolution for Women by unpacking what expectations really are — the unspoken rules we place on others — and how, when they aren’t fulfilled, they quietly shape the narratives in our minds. What starts as disappointment can slowly harden into resentment, and if left unchecked, resentment can grow into bitterness, destructive attitudes and actions.

Through the sobering biblical account of Absalom, son of King David, we see how unmet expectations led to bitterness, fractured trust, and ultimately rebellion. After his sister Tamar was violated by Amnon, Absalom expected justice. When it didn’t come, a story formed in the silence — and that story reshaped his heart.

While most of us won’t overthrow a kingdom, many of us have rewritten someone’s character internally because they failed to meet our expectations.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

How unspoken expectations create internal narratives
How disappointment turns into anger and resentment
How bitterness contaminates relationships and influences others
Why unresolved offense is more spiritually serious than we often realize
Practical steps for women to manage anger, embrace forgiveness, and move toward healing

But we don’t stop at awareness — we move toward freedom.

If bitterness has already taken root… if there’s “water under the bridge”… if you’ve tried to forgive but still feel like the emotional account is unpaid — this episode offers a practical path forward.

Using the powerful picture Jesus gives of debts and accounts, we explore practical forgiveness not as suppression, but as a conscious decision to release the debt and stop keeping score.

Because the true cost of unmet expectations isn’t just relational.

It’s the condition of your heart — and freedom is possible.

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EXPECTATIONS AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION: WHY WE'RE REALLY ARGUING

Episode 6

Thursday, February 26, 2026 • Duration 19:04

Why do small disagreements turn into big fights?

Most conflict doesn’t start with bad intentions. It starts with unspoken expectations.

In this episode, we unpack the invisible “contracts” operating inside every relationship — romantic, professional, friendships, and family. When expectations stay silent, they quietly turn into disappointment, stories, resentment, and eventually emotional explosions.

You’ll learn:

Why the belief “If they cared, they would know” damages connection
How assumptions create emotional narratives that escalate conflict
The 3 types of conflict (task, relationship, and value) — and why identifying them changes everything
A practical 4-step framework to reset tension in real time
The critical difference between expectations and standards

This episode will help you move from blame to clarity, from defensiveness to understanding, and from repeated arguments to intentional alignment.

Because healthy relationships aren’t built on mind-reading.

They’re built on clear communication.

If you’re ready to handle conflict in a way that strengthens connection instead of eroding it, this conversation is for you.

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CONFLICT, POWER, AND RECONCILIATION: WHAT DOES THE BIBLE REALLY SAY?

Episode 5

Thursday, February 19, 2026 • Duration 21:28

Conflict is rarely equal. Sometimes one person holds more influence, authority, or power — and that changes everything.

So what does Matthew 18 really say about process?

In this episode, we take a closer look at Jesus’ words in Gospel of Matthew 18 and unpack the biblical steps of private conversation, bringing witnesses, and involving the community — while asking the hard questions about power imbalances.

What if the person causing offence is in leadership or a place of authority? What if going privately doesn’t feel safe? Perhaps the offending party’s personality is too forceful.

Jesus’ teaching wasn’t about protecting hierarchy — it was about restoration, accountability, and truth.

Let’s talk about power, process, and what Matthew 18 really says.

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HATE CONFLICT? HERE ARE 7 REASONS YOU SHOULDN’T AVOID IT

Episode 4

Thursday, February 12, 2026 • Duration 17:27

“I just don’t have time for conflict.”

The drama. The stress. The emotional energy it takes — with no guarantee of resolution.

Sound familiar?

Most of us avoid conflict at all costs… or we engage only when we’re cornered. Either way, we treat conflict as uncomfortable, draining, and expensive. And yet, the elephant in the room isn’t going anywhere — it’s just getting smellier.

So why engage at all?

In this episode, we challenge a deeply held assumption: that conflict only costs us. What if that belief is wrong? What if conflict actually creates value?

I break down 7 unexpected benefits of conflict resolution — emotional, relational, and practical — and invite you to decide for yourself whether conflict resolution has value - real value.

🎧 Listen in if you’re tired of tension, stuck conversations, or unresolved issues — and ready to see conflict in a completely different light.

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IS ANGER A FRIEND OR A FOE? RE-THINKING THE POWER OF EMOTIONS AND THEIR ROLE IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION

Episode 3

Thursday, February 5, 2026 • Duration 16:50

We’ve been taught not to trust our emotions.

They’re “too much.” They’re not logical. And for women especially, they’re often treated like a problem to fix.

So, when emotions show up in a hard conversation, we do what we’ve learned to do—we shut them down, apologize for them, or pretend they aren’t there.

But what if that’s the real problem?

What if your emotions aren’t sabotaging the conversation… What if they’re trying to tell you something?

In this episode, we’re challenging the idea that emotions don’t belong in conflict. We’re talking about how emotions are released, the messages they carry, and why God designed them to play a powerful role in healing and resolution.

We’re also taking a deep dive into anger—what it’s really communicating, how it impacts your ability to think and decide clearly, and what happens when it goes unchecked.

And finally, we’re getting honest about the truth: God didn’t make a mistake when He gave you emotions. They are not your enemy. They are intentional, purposeful, and meant to guide you—not control you.

If you’ve ever struggled with anger or felt vulnerable emotionally in Conflict situations, this episode is for you.

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HOW TO MANAGE STRESS IN CONFLICT: WAYS TO STOP OVERREACTING AND REGAIN CONTROL

Episode 2

Thursday, January 29, 2026 • Duration 14:30

Your hands are sweating. Your heart is racing. Your throat tightens as you try to hold back tears. Not exactly what being “in control” looks like—especially in the middle of a difficult conversation.

Sound familiar? You’re not alone. And here’s the truth: what you’re experiencing is completely normal. Uncomfortable? Yes. Embarrassing? Maybe. But normal.

You are in a stress response—and when your body sounds the alarm, it becomes nearly impossible to think clearly, stay present, or communicate effectively. Yet, in these moments, the stakes are often high. The more you try to push through, the more out of control you can feel.

In this episode, we explore:

What actually happens in your brain and body when you become triggered
How stress responses begin—and what causes them
Why your body reacts the way it does
And most importantly, how you canregain control

If you’ve ever felt hijacked by a stress response during a hard conversation, this episode is for you.

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CONFLICT RESOLUTION: 5 THINGS YOU PROBABLY DIDN'T KNOW

Season 1 · Episode 1

Friday, January 23, 2026 • Duration 19:40

It’s 2026—a new year filled with new beginnings. This is the season where you get to decide what will follow you into the year ahead. Will it be the weight and emotional stress of unresolved conflict? Or will it be goodness, mercy, and peace?

Psalm 23:6 reminds us:

“Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me…”

Not anger. Not emotional exhaustion. Not broken relationships. God desires for you to flourish and experience His peacein every area of your life—especially in your relationships.

In this episode, we explore 5 powerful things you probably didn’t know about conflict resolution—truths most people never learn. These missing pieces are often the reason we stay stuck in anger, fall into avoidance, or struggle with healthy communication.

Together, we will:

Understand the true nature of conflict
Recognize what happens inside you during moments of tension
Learn why “how” we address things really does matter
Understand why good communication is essential in conflict
Discover the most important model for restoring relationships

This episode will help you grow in self-awareness, strengthen your relationships, and feel equipped to bring peace where there has been pain.

✨ This and so much more is coming up… Listen now and start rebuilding what was broken.

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