Strategies for Unity (Part 4)
Strategies for UnitySteve Gregg
In this segment, Steve Gregg discusses strategies for promoting unity within the Christian community. He emphasizes the need to humble oneself and avoid taking offense unnecessarily, as well as to give others their rights for the sake of unity. Gregg also encourages the practice of forgiveness and surrendering one's own interests for the benefit of others, while cautioning against gossip and promoting peace-making. Overall, his message highlights the importance of promoting positive relationships and seeking to build bridges rather than create divisions.
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