Female preacher teaches audience on conflict resolution in marriage -prophetic revelation

• Female preacher teaches her audience on conflict resolution in marriage.
• She directed them to start with their relationships with other people in other areas of their lives before marriage.
• She shared that what you say and how you say it matters a lot in conflict resolution.

On the internet space today, a female preacher teaches her audience on conflict resolution in marriage.

In a video shared by Prophet Olabisi Adamu on TikTok, the preacher exhorted the audience on the bedrock of conflict resolution.

She shared that it didn’t matter what you said when you are trying to resolve a conflict but how you said it.

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Preacher teaches audience on conflict resolution in marriage

She advised her audience to start from their relationships now – while they’re dating – to practice how to sort out disagreements.

She spoke further on people who take pride in claiming that they have anger issues and short temper, saying that it will ruin their marriages.

Taking time to process things, internalize, and analyze them will help one walk with wisdom. This was a point Prophet Olabisi was trying to drive home in the mind of her listeners.

Below are comments from netizens;

@Prettybliss💞: “Thanks so much for specifically talking to me and my mouth true true wetin I Dey use my mouth do no good.”

@Roxane Mooi: “Thank you woman of God i learn sumting truthfully speaking.”

@Mmakgotso brands: “Self-control is one of the fruits of the spirit.”

@hercrown👑: “So all this while I’ve been the cause of my relship with my bad mouth i need to start monitoring how I react to issues now. I want to act like a mumu.”

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She added that having an income as a woman was going to earn you some respect from your husband.