Church Unity

Acts 15 shows the church guarding the gospel of grace while promoting fellowship and unity among Jewish and Gentile believers. The message distinguishes God's commands from personal convictions so that neither salvation nor church unity is

Jerusalem CouncilGospel of GraceLegalism WarningChurch Unity

Acts 6:1-7 shows a real division in the Jerusalem church when widows were neglected, and a wise solution was brought forward. The sermon highlights how Spirit-filled service protected unity, cared for needs, and kept the ministry of the

Widows NeglectedChurch UnityServant LeadershipWord and Prayer

Acts 4:32-37 gives another full-color portrait of the early church, showing unity, generosity, and care for real needs. The sermon presses the church to consider whether it would give sacrificially when legitimate needs arise.

Church UnityGenerositySacrificial GivingEarly Church

Job 42 displays the great God of restoration who uses trials for His purposes. The sermon reminds the church that what Satan intends to tear apart, the Father can use to bind His people together.

God of RestorationTrialsChurch UnityKingdom Work

Completing Ephesians 4:1-6, this message shows that the sevenfold unity of the Spirit is meant to be visibly maintained by the church so the world sees it, and closes by urging believers to memorize these verses as their creed and command

Worthy WalkChurch UnitySpiritual Oneness

Beginning Ephesians 4:1-2, this message defines the worthy walk as a life carried out with humility, gentleness, and patience that matches the weight of the believer's calling, and corrects the common misreading that this call is chiefly

Worthy WalkChurch UnityIndividualism Warning

Ephesians 2 shows Gentiles once alienated from God and His covenant promises being brought near by the blood of Christ. The gospel creates humility, forgiveness, and unity because Christ alone reconciles sinners to God and to one another.

Gentile InclusionReconciliation in ChristChurch Unity

Meaningful church membership includes serving the body, participating in the ordinances, proclaiming the gospel, and submitting to qualified elders. The message warns against divisive alternatives to God's design and calls members to throw

Church MembershipEldersChurch Unity

Working from 1 Corinthians 1 and Ephesians, this message diagnoses the Corinthian divisions over leaders and doctrine as a sin against the body and against Christ Himself, and locates the cure for disunity in dying to self at the cross. It

Church UnityDivisions in CorinthSubmission to Leaders

Working through John 17:20-23, the message presents the unity between Christ and the Father as the model for unity among believers, warning that a church without this Spirit-wrought oneness will slowly decay while a genuinely unified church

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