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When God's People Don't Get Along

In any family, conflict is unavoidable, but, in the family of God, it must be dealt with, or else the church will suffer. Paul singles out two disagreeing church members and instructs us all how to reconcile when conflict comes.
Author
Travis Agnew
Lead Pastor
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The Church

When God's People Don't Get Along

In any family, conflict is unavoidable, but, in the family of God, it must be dealt with, or else the church will suffer. Paul singles out two disagreeing church members and instructs us all how to reconcile when conflict comes.
Date
May 3, 2020
Speaker
Travis Agnew
Lead Pastor
Scripture
Philippians 4:1-3

Affirm (4:1)

  • God not only made us his children but also each other’s siblings.
  • A church should be marked for their enduring love for one another.

Address (4:2)

  • Relational conflict among Christians is so dangerous that it must be directly addressed.
  • You cannot expect reconciliation to take place if you don’t do your part.

Assist (4:3)

  • Some hurts are so deep between Christians that they require a mediator to assist them.
  • If we are going to spend eternity together, we better start learning how to live together right now.

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