How Do You Cultivate Unity in Your Church?
7 proven ways to make sure your people are united, even when they disagree with one another.
7 proven ways to make sure your people are united, even when they disagree with one another.
Getting to the heart of the matter
Belonging means different things to different people. The church as the soul of the city becomes a personal homecoming, bustling into a bar, keyboard under my arm, for a jazz gig with local musicians.
We should hope in Christ—as the song says, Christ is, ultimately, our only hope.
Jazz by its nature as a traditioned, improvised, nuanced, intelligent, conversational art form, is an evocative metaphor for the church in post-Christendom.
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We often overcomplicate evangelism when all we need to do is just do it.
Setting a waiting period gives God the opportunity to provide what we want, to provide something different or better, or to show us that we don’t need it and should use the money differently.
The apostle Paul, a missional-pastoral leadership advocate, says it this way: “He made known to us the mystery of his will, according to his good pleasure that he purposed in Christ as a plan for the right time—to bring everything together in Christ, both things in heaven and things on earth in him” (Eph. 1:9–10).