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You’ve seen it happen. A church splits over a boy’s haircut. A pastor resigns over homeschooling. Friends stop speaking because one celebrates Christmas and the other doesn’t. Why Christians can’t just get along? We know we should love each other, but somehow we’ve become experts at drawing lines in the sand over things the Bible never even mentions.
Do we ignore our convictions for the sake of church unity? Pretend differences don’t matter? No. There’s a better way—a biblical way to disagree without destroying each other. God is far more concerned with how you treat your brother or sister than with whether they eat meat or vegetables. Read on and be prepared to have your perspective on 'unity' reassessed.
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📍 Sermon Outline 00:00 Trailer 01: Biblical separation is needful, not personal preferences Church unity with diversity Caveats for Romans 14 I. Differences In Personal Convictions Dietary Preferences Judgemental over other’s preferences How holy days are observed Judging by God given conscience II. Principles For Mutual Acceptance God has received the believer God is the one who sustains God alone is sovereign Stereotyping God’s minister God is the ultimate judge The metaphor of a family Rupert’s Motto Closing prayer
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