Cancel Culture with David Jung @TruthTraumaTheology

Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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What is Cancel Culture and why is so rampant? How should Christians approach the issue? Is cancelling people the same as setting healthy boundaries or different? David Jung joins the channel to discuss these questions and many more. One of the biggest issues is that we do not know how to deal with conflict in a healthy manner. David is a conflict-resolution expert who shares his knowledge on conflict and how it fuels cancel culture.

0:00 Intro
9:24 Why is conflict so challenging and what types of conflict exist?
25:55 Does interpersonal conflict drive our reactivity?
30:45 Why is Cancel Culture so rampant today?
39:00 How do the words we use trigger people to cancel us?
1:01 How do we set healthy boundaries through the lens of scripture?
1:05 What are our other options other than cancelling people?

David Jung will be facilitating a workshop on Conflict Resolution July 19-20 virtually! Register at ca.ctrinstitute.com/organizer/david-jung-mediation

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