Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace.
Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace.
FGA is a tapestry of cultures, languages, and generations, yet one family. Chinese, Filipino, English, and Nepali congregations worship under one roof. Sometimes unity meant sacrifice; translating sermons, sharing spaces, adjusting styles. But this has always been our strength. Unity is not sameness; it is oneness in Christ. There were moments of misunderstanding, tension, and difference, but love held us together. The Spirit is the One who unites, not our preferences. Our unity is not accidental. It is a testimony. In a divided world, a united church is a miracle.
Say something encouraging to someone from another congregation, ministry, or culture in FGA.
Lord, thank You for making us one body, many parts. Forgive us when we hold on to preference instead of love. Help us to honour every generation, every language, every culture in this house. Make our unity a witness to the world of who You are. Amen.
PURPOSE:
End the week by noticing God, naming reality, and taking one clear next step. You can do this over text or face-to-face.
FLOW:
END:
Pray for each other, silently.
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