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Hey, welcome to our daily podcast. We are simply learning a walk with God every day and we're just

spent a few minutes hanging together to seeing what God

might want to say in our lives. My name is Bro, and I am so honored to be a fellow traveler

with you on this journey called Life. And lately, all we've been doing is chewing on a few verses

found in Romans chapter 12 in the New Testament of the Bible. Romans, actually a letter written

to brand new Jesus followers in the first century that feels like it was written in 2003.

And that's just the way God's word works. It always feels new and fresh and alive and relevant to every generation.

Now when Paul, the author, begins this chapter by telling us that we are to live distinctively. He goes on to describe

what distinctively actually looks like. So I would encourage you to go back and start with

verse number nine and just work your way down to where we currently are. Now today, we land on

verse number 16. So let me just read that to you. It says, live in harmony with one another.

Now, when I was in college, my girlfriend lived in a dorm, and the name of the dorm was Harmony Hall.

So I used this verse with the Dean. He says, listen, it says right here in Scripture, live in harmony with one another.

He didn't buy it. But the word harmony here is a symphonic term. Dissonance is unbearable,

isn't it? I mean, even if you're not much of a musician, you can tell. You can tell when

somebody's like hitting the wrong note, but they're a little pitchy. There's a cringe factor involved in all that.

But harmony, harmony is sweet.

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