Unity sounds wonderful—until actual people are involved.
In a world that constantly sorts, labels, and divides us, Psalm 133 offers a beautiful vision: God’s people living together in harmony. But Christian unity does not mean uniformity. It means different people, with different backgrounds, preferences, personalities, and convictions, learning to belong to one another because Jesus has made us one.
In this message, P:reaching Minister Gordon Dabbs, Ph.D., explores what it means for the church to become “A Community Set Apart”—a place where we listen, adjust, forgive, build one another up, and remember that the melody belongs to Jesus.
“How wonderful and pleasant it is when brothers live together in harmony!” —Psalm 133:1