Marriage is one of God’s most profound gifts, designed to bring honor, unity, and growth to both partners. Proverbs 12:4 paints a vivid picture of the dynamics within a relationship—showing how a woman’s actions and attitudes can either build up or deeply wound the partnership. Are we creating an environment of mutual honor and respect, or are there areas where restoration is needed? …
Do you ever wonder why there is so much difference in teachings from one church to another when we are all reading the same Bible? Where is the unity in the body when churches can preach diametrically opposing teachings?
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We often equate anointing with the gifts of the Spirit and how well people use them for the Kingdom of God. However, anointing encompasses more than just operating in spiritual gifts. The scripture shows us that anointing also has to do with how we walk in unity with others.
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Unity requires an internal transformation. External conformity can only result into a temporary unity, but only internal transformation can produce meaningful and lasting unity. …
Unity requires humility. Jesus is the perfect example of humility, who came to make us one with Him and include us in the family of God!
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Before considering what God says about unity, we need to address a major misconception about it.
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Having the mind of Christ is not only significant in our relationship with the Lord, but it is also important for the health and the unity of the body of Christ! …
Many people equate unity with agreement, which causes the pressure to be in agreement with others to avoid disunity. The Bible shows us that we can be in unity with others and not always agree with them. …
Most of us have various insecurities, but we don’t like to talk about them. By the very nature of admitting that we have insecurities, it makes us more insecure! The problem is that if we don’t see our insecurities for what they are, they will continue to linger and cause problems in our relationships with the Lord and with others. …
