Winning

"If he hears you, you have gained your brother." — Matthew 18:15

Most of you are carrying a conversation you haven't had — with your spouse, your kid, the friend you've quietly drifted away from. You've rehearsed it in the shower, in the truck, at 2 a.m. You've built the case and lined up the evidence. And if you're honest, what you're really going in for is an admission: "You're right, I'm sorry." Then six months later you're back in the same spot, having the same conversation.

In Part 3 of Restored, Pastor Mark draws from Matthew 18, Galatians 6, and 2 Corinthians 2 to show why the admission is the prize for the wrong race. You'll see why you can win every point and still lose the only thing the conversation was for, why gentleness means walking in with nothing to prove, and how five simple questions can turn a confrontation into repentance — so you can stop chasing a confession and start gaining your brother or sister back.