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Love and Unity in the Church

The Psalmist declares, “How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity!” (Psalm 133:1). Unity is not free, nor is it easy, it’s something we choose and protect daily.

Paul urges us in Ephesians to “walk worthy of the calling” we’ve received, with humility, gentleness, patience, and love. These aren’t passive traits, they’re spiritual disciplines that preserve the unity of the Spirit. Unity isn’t something we create; it’s something God already established through Jesus. Our job is to maintain it.

When we love one another despite differences, forgive quickly, and serve humbly, the world sees Christ through us. The Church becomes a living testimony of His love. Unity isn’t uniformity, it’s diverse people moving in one direction, empowered by one Spirit, for one purpose: to glorify Jesus.

Reflection Questions:

• How can I help strengthen unity within my church or team?
• Are there relationships I need to reconcile for the sake of unity?

Prayer:
Lord, thank You for uniting us through Christ. Help me walk humbly, love deeply, and protect the unity of Your Church. Let my actions reflect Your love so the world may see You through us. Amen.