STEEMCHURCH: Seek For Reconciliation Between Friends Of Divided Minds And Keep The Love Of Christ.

PROVERBS 17:9

"Whoever covers an offense seeks love, but he who repeats a matter separates close friends."

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What kind of friend you are; are you the kind of friend that seeks reconciling people within your vicinity who have divided minds, or you are the kind of friend that always become happy when there is always disputes among people in the family or in the community? This morning I want to share with you on "seeking reconciliation for others who have divided minds and faith."

As Christians and Steemchurch Parishioners we must always seek for resolving issues of disputes and disorder among our friends, families and community members. The word reconciliation has been explained in the new Cambridge Learner's Dictionary to be: "a process in which two people or groups become friendly again after they have argued." We must always seek of settling chaos among us rather than increasing tension among our friends, families and communities.

In the Book of Proverbs read above, it explains that those who seek to inculcate the Spirit of love among neighbours always covers many offenses committed by the neighbours, but those people who always want disputes and separation to exist among their neighbours repeatedly remind them of the issues. We must be Christians that always seek peace and good relationship to exist among us, that will really demonstrate that the legacy that Christ left for us has really inhabited in us. Jesus Christ taught us love our neighbours ourselves, since it is the solid foundation of Christianity.

As we speak now there are many Christians who have been diverted from being Christians as far as reconciliation is concerned. They are in the same church with their neighbours; sitting closer to their neighbours but they are rivals to themselves. If that is the case, what kind of relationship are we building as Christians. Our character, movements and feelings must conform to the title on us- "Christianity." Which means that we are the followers of Christ.

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As Christ has loved his people and the Church, in the same way; we must develop the habit of pulling others to ourselves rather than dismantling and separating them apart. We should therefore remember these things: love, faith, peace, submissive, kindness, respect, righteousness and things that we think they appreciable by others should never be forgetting as children of God. When we do good to others, it is then that our heavenly father will also, consider these good deeds and reward us abundantly. Thank you for being admitted that you will always persue seeking reconciliation for others!