Preparing for Peace
Our desires can often lead to conflict. For example, my desire for quiet can be disturbed when someone turns on the TV. Conflict follows. Today on the broadcast, Dennis Rainey talks with Ken Sande, author of Peacemaking for Families, about preparing our hearts for peace.
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About the Guest
Ken Sande
Ken Sande is an attorney and the founder and president of Peacemaker Ministries. He has a passion for bringing the life-changing power of God’s peacemaking principles into the lives of Christians and their churches. In hundreds of conflicts, Ken has used biblical peacemaking principles to minister to parties in situations ranging from simple personal disputes to complex church and corporate conflicts. He is in demand as a conference speaker and is the author of The Peacemaker, as well as other resources. Ken’s wife, Corlette, has written a biblical peacemaking curriculum for children called The Young Peacemaker. Ken and Corlette’s favorite family activity is hiking in the mountains with their son and daughter.