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Strategies for UnitySteve Gregg
In this installment of his series on Strategies for Unity, Steve Gregg discusses the importance of unity among Christians and the dangers of disunity. He emphasizes that every real Christian is a brother or sister, and that God hates those who sow discord among brethren. Gregg also notes that spiritual unity is more important than institutional church unity, and that humility is necessary in order to obtain unity. He encourages Christians to prioritize family concerns and loyalty, and to remember that love covers a multitude of sins.
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