One of the reasons Jesus died was for the unity of his church. However, from the

church's earliest days, there have been disagreements among God's people.

These disagreements can become especially

difficult when both sides feel as if they are obeying what the Bible teaches on a particular

issue. How then can Christians remain united in the midst of a multitude of

opinions, preferences, and deeply held convictions? Welcome to the Radical

David Platt Podcast, the latest sermons from teacher, author, and

pastor David Platt delivered weekly. As with every episode, you can find today's

sermon plus thousands of more free resources over at our website radical

net so how can Christians remain united in the midst of these opinions

preferences and convictions,

well in today's message, David Platt points us to Christ's prayer for unity in John

Chapter 17, as well as Paul's exultations in Romans, chapters 14 and 15, concerning how God's people

should relate to one another in light of their disagreements.

Our unity in Jesus, lack thereof profoundly affects our witness to the world.

Here's David with a sermon title on Unity in the Church in John Chapter 17 and

Romans, Chapter 14 and 50.

It is really good to be together around God's Word today, particularly after this last

week. I woke up exactly a week ago to what I thought would be a normal

day, gathering with our church family for

God's words, sharing vision for all that God desires to do in and through us in the days ahead.

I had no idea that in the coming hours,

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