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EPISODE · Nov 8, 2009 · 25 MIN

Our Church in Action (Peacemaker 8)

from Well Faith with Chris Teien · host Chris Teien

Pastor Chris Teien concludes the "Peacemaker" series with a powerful call for the church to live as a community of reconciliation and peace. Rooted in Ephesians 2, this message emphasizes the importance of glorifying God by addressing conflict, seeking unity, and sharing God’s peace with the world. Pastor Chris shares practical steps for becoming a peacemaking church that fosters relationships with God and others.Link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/16335684Key Points:The Mission of a Peacemaking ChurchA peacemaking church focuses on reconciling people to God and to each other.Example: Pastor Chris reflects on the cultural divisions between Jews and Gentiles in Ephesians 2, showing how Christ unites all believers.Practical Steps Toward UnityEmbracing the "Four G’s of Peacemaking" (Glorify God, Get the Log Out of Your Eye, Gently Restore, Go and Be Reconciled).Application: Tools like confession bookmarks and small group discussions help foster reconciliation and unity in the church.Bringing Peace to the CommunityThe church is called to share Christ’s peace beyond its walls, serving as a light in a world of division and fear.Encouragement: Pastor Chris challenges the church to step into the role of peacemakers for the glory of God.Notable Quotes:"A peacemaking church isn’t about the building—it’s about being the hands and feet of Christ in a divided world.""Reconciliation begins with the cross, where Jesus broke down every barrier to bring us near to God and each other."Actionable Takeaways:Reflect on any conflicts in your life and commit to applying the Four G’s of Peacemaking to resolve them.Pray for your church to be a place of reconciliation and unity, glorifying God in every interaction.Seek opportunities to bring peace to your community, starting with acts of kindness and sharing the Gospel.Scripture References:Ephesians 2:13-16Matthew 5:9Romans 12:18Colossians 3:13Keywords:peacemaking church, Ephesians 2, reconciliation, unity in Christ, sharing God’s peace, conflict resolution, Four G’s of Peacemaking, glorify God, church unity, community peaceThis final episode in the "Peacemaker" series inspires listeners to embrace their role in fostering reconciliation and unity in their church and community. Share this message to encourage others to be peacemakers for the glory of God! #RockwellChurch218Originally shared at  River Rock Church   Pastor Chris Teien   Message adapted using purchased sermon material from Peacemaker Ministries09m1108 Helping you apply God's Word and follow Jesus in everyday life. Learn more at ChrisTeien.com and Rockwell.church  Find episode transcripts at Well.faith 

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Pastor Chris Teien concludes the "Peacemaker" series with a powerful call for the church to live as a community of reconciliation and peace. Rooted in Ephesians 2, this message emphasizes the importance of glorifying God by addressing conflict, seeking unity, and sharing God’s peace with the world. Pastor Chris shares practical steps for becoming a peacemaking church that fosters relationships with God and others. Link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/16335684 Key Points: The Miss...

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