We've been on a subject for some weeks now on Sunday morning.

We're calling the Ministry of Reconciliation.

Big part of the New Testament this is, even though you might not have used that term recently

in a conversation.

The Ministry of Reconciliation or Reconciliation itself is about having a relationship with the Almighty.

And it's not just about relationship, it's about fellowship.

These two are not the same.

You can be related to somebody and have no fellowship with them.

You can have a relationship, a legal relationship, but poor are no fellowship.

Fellowship is the joy of relationship, good and full fellowship. Good and full fellowship. Fellowship is the joy of relationship.

Good and full fellowship.

Well, in Psalm 133, he said,

behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity.

It's a wonderful, good, and pleasant thing.

But now the opposite is true, too, how bad it is to be in strife and have animosity and ill will, arguing, fighting.

And how many know, don't raise a hand, but how many know there is a lot of fighting among

Christians, church-going people, Christian families, Christian marriages.

There is, I mean, furniture breaking, dish throwing, cussing, hitting,

among church-going people. Folks don't like to acknowledge and admit it, but it's been

happening way too much.

But when you can dwell together in unity, it's wonderful.

He said, verse two, it's like being in unity and having good fellowship.

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