Look in Psalms 133.

Psalm 133 has been our main text on our series that we're calling the Ministry of Reconciliation.

Now, if you hadn't been with us, we're in, I think, this is like the 11th session or so.

So we've covered a lot of ground already getting up to this point.

I would encourage you to pick up the previous messages. The easiest, quickest way is to go online

and you can watch it, listen to it, or download it. It won't cost you anything. But this is one of the

one of the big emphasis in the New

Testament this is why Jesus came that doesn't get much bigger than that was to

restore us to fellowship and union with God.

That's what the word reconciliation means.

It means to those that were enemies are at odds to restore them at one again.

In Psalm 133, it describes unity.

It says, behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to

dwell together in unity. Brethren. You know, if you can walk in love at home, you can walk in

love anywhere.

Right?

Because it's easy to say, you know, I love you,

or somebody you never see.

You're never around and you don't really know them.

But people that you're around day in, day out,

and everybody's got flesh,

that's where the challenge comes in.

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