Disagreeing Well

Today we are constantly confronted with different views, positions, and opinions. It is important that we learn how to disagree well with our family, neighbors, friends, and fellow church goers. In this episode of Breaking Bread, Joe Gerber and Brian Sutter join Matt Kaufmann in a conversation about the nature of disagreement, how it can be leveraged for good and on what agreement should be based. Show notes:  Disagreement has always been present. Humans are humans. Yet our current cultural and modern society has allowed disagreement to easily surface.  Our culture encourages individual thoughts, opinions, and expressions thereof.  Technology allows access to information on which opinions are based.  The means for expressing opinions is easily accessible.    What does it mean to disagree well?  It means to hold our opinions with grace and have a posture of humility. Disagreeing well also means not quick to make enemies of people with opposing views. Rather, being quick to