Building Unity in the Church
Roger Bruner
02/16/25
- Articles From Our Bulletin
- Pick out the sincere, educated, and spiritual members, and thank God for them. You will find what you seek.
- If you are old, treat the young with the consideration you desired as a young person. If you are young, treat adults with the respect you will want when you mature.
- Before you criticize others, first pray earnestly for them.
- When you see a work being neglected, offer to help.
- Never blame others for your own failure. Every individual, if determined, can be fruitful in spite of the bad examples and discouraging attitudes of others.
- Remind yourself daily that the only way you can improve the church and the world around you is to begin with self.
- Look for the good qualities in every brother and sister in Christ. Make a quick mental note of the good characteristics each possesses.
- Strive to increase your circle of associates in the church. Do something good for each.
- Every church has problems. Constantly ask yourself, “Am I a part of the problem or a part of the solution?”
- 10.Remember, a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. Resolve to strengthen yourself and your influence will benefit all.