Reconciliation in the Heart of the Church in the Midst of Disagreement - Audio

People cannot always think alike, not even Christians who share the same fellowship and service. However, there is a Christian way of responding and behaving when these inevitable divergences of thought and attitude arise. When these times come upon us, there is a tendency to draw upon one's own moral or ethical superiority of position, But, as Paul tells us, there is a superiority greater than ours to which we much differ that does not allow us to trouble the great agreement and the dear affection that Christ, our Lord, has bout us to. In the difficulties that may arise between Christians, as between other people, wise and loving friendships may perform the most important services. Our selfishness can compel us to shrink back. Wisdom is needed which consists of loving thoughtfulness and the love which seeks not her own, and is not easily provoked, is much called for.