Acts 6 highlights the nature of authority in the early church, showing that leadership in God's kingdom is rooted in servanthood rather than power. The Apostles and deacons demonstrated this by prioritizing character over gifting, promoting a ministry of reconciliation. Addressing conflict directly, as seen in the early church, prevents division and encourages growth, emphasizing the importance of having clear processes for resolving disputes. Believers are encouraged to engage with leaders respectfully, avoid gossip, and adhere to biblical principles for reconciliation (Matthew 18:15-17). Cultivating humility, forgiveness, and patience is essential for fostering peace and unity, ensuring that conflict resolution is approached with love and a focus on restoring relationships.