Our differences should never divide us.

Actually, the beauty of the gospel is that he brings together different tribes, tongues,

and nations, different cultures, different understandings.

And while the secondary issues, their variance of the gospel, their perspectives of the gospel,

sometimes the thing that makes us walk away from relationships isn't that that person

is difficult, it's our own pride.

And I think it's important in those secondary issue moments to remember the humility of our,

the humility of approaching a God that is mysterious.

What I mean by that is this.

If there's ever a time where I think I've got all my theologies and doctrines in order

that when I get the heaven, I'm going to be like, yep, nailed that one, nailed that one,

nailed that dude, guys, I got them all right.

Like none of us are going to have all of our theological bingo cards checked right.

We're going to be wrong somewhere, shocker.

We're going to be wronged somewhere.

And so in that sense, approach differences with humility.

Yeah, I guess I could be, but then again, it proves me right, that I'm wrong.

Yes.

You're right.

And so we have to approach differences amongst Christians with humility and with grace.

And we have to remember that those differences will strengthen the understanding that we have

on who God is.

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