How To Disagree To The Glory Of God

How can Christians navigate cultural polarization and personal conflict without falling into bitterness, division, or social cohesion?In this sermon on Romans 15:1–7, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon tackles the modern epidemic of outrage and division by showing how believers can disagree in a way that brings glory to God. Highlighting that the true goal of disagreement is mutual understanding rather than forced consensus, Pastor Neil unpacks four foundational principles for handling conflict: recognizing our obligation to build up others, following Christ's selfless example, leaning into God's word for endurance and hope, and welcoming one another just as Christ welcomed us. Discover how genuine gospel unity allows us to live in harmony while honoring God's truth in a polarized world.In this episode, we cover:The Goal of Disagreement: Why disagreement should aim for understanding and growth rather than forced agreement or hostility.Our Obligation to Build Up: Using strength and privilege to encourage neighbors instead of seeking self-pleasing arguments.Christ as Our Example: Looking to Jesus’s selflessness and endurance when facing opposition, misunderstanding, or reproach.The Role of Scripture: How the Bible provides instruction, endurance, encouragement, and hope during difficult conversations.Harmony and Acceptance: What it means to live in multi-voiced harmony and accept one another to the glory of God.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube