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Tag Archives: Disunity
Antagonist alert (13 red flags)
The presence of one or more red flags does not guarantee that you are dealing with an antagonist. But it will give you fair warning to exercise caution. Continue reading
Overly concerned about offending others
Are we too quick to assume we’re in the wrong when we offend others? Is there a way to know which plants have not been planted by the Heavenly Father? Continue reading
Unity or Uniformity in the Church?
Christians are free to establish their own conviction in areas of freedom, but they are not permitted to condemn those who do not share their opinions. If God has not specifically addressed a behavior, custom, activity, or doctrine, we are not allowed to manipulate biblical data to suggest that God has been specific on the matter. Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, attitudes of unity, Church discipline, Church growth, Church Leadership, Church membership, Community, Debatable Matters, Difficult people, Elders, elders in the Church, Evil in the world, Grace, Judging others, Life of a pastor, Local Church, Millersville Bible Church, Pastors, Uncategorized, Unity
Tagged Church conflicts, church facing conflict, Disunity, how to have unity in the church, troubles in the church, Uniformity, unity
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Unity through the Gospel
What you’re about to read might change the way you understand the book of Romans and the way you pursue unity in your Church. Continue reading
Posted in Church, Church discipline, Church Leadership, Church Planting, Conflict, Gospel, Gospel-centered, Pastors, Unity
Tagged Book of Romans, Disunity, How can a church overcome conflict? Disunity in the Church? How to overcome conflict? Unity in the Church, local church life, Purpose of Romas, Romans, Why Paul wrote Romans
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