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Live in Harmony With One Another
God’s family includes many different people who live together in harmony.
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If you are interested in sponsoring a child or family, please stop by the table in the commons for Child Sponsorship. And here’s a cool thing: last week after I mentioned that we are bringing clean water and sanitation to 15,000 students at 42 schools in the Karachuyona region of Kenya, one of you wrote an $8000 check—enough to pay for an entire school! I love you! I love your generosity and your desire to help others!
An admirer once asked Leonard Bernstein, famous orchestra conductor, what was the hardest instrument to play. He replied without hesitation:
“Second fiddle. I can always get plenty of first violinists, but to find one who plays second violin with as much enthusiasm, or second French horn, or second flute, now that’s a problem. And yet if no one plays second, we have no harmony.”
Today, we continue our “Love Won Another” series by talking about living in harmony with each other. There is no harmony without a second fiddle. Why don’t we like to play second fiddle? Because of our pride—I want to be first! If we want to live in harmony, we’ll see that humility is important. You’ve got to be willing to play second fiddle sometimes.
There are 23 distinct “one another commands” in the New Testament: love one another, accept one another, forgive one another, and so on. Each of these is something that God does for us and then commands us to do for each other, and then take it into the world. God loves us, so we love one another, and then love everyone always. Here’s today’s text:
Romans 12:16 (p. 976) Live in harmony with one another. Do not be proud, but be willing to associate with people of low position. Do not be conceited.
Live in harmony with one
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God’s family includes many different people who live together in harmony.
TRANSCRIPT
If you are interested in sponsoring a child or family, please stop by the table in the commons for Child Sponsorship. And here’s a cool thing: last week after I mentioned that we are bringing clean water and sanitation to 15,000 students at 42 schools in the Karachuyona region of Kenya, one of you wrote an $8000 check—enough to pay for an entire school! I love you! I love your generosity and your desire to help others!
An admirer once asked Leonard Bernstein, famous orchestra conductor, what was the hardest instrument to play. He replied without hesitation:
“Second fiddle. I can always get plenty of first violinists, but to find one who plays second violin with as much enthusiasm, or second French horn, or second flute, now that’s a problem. And yet if no one plays second, we have no harmony.”
Today, we continue our “Love Won Another” series by talking about living in harmony with each other. There is no harmony without a second fiddle. Why don’t we like to play second fiddle? Because of our pride—I want to be first! If we want to live in harmony, we’ll see that humility is important. You’ve got to be willing to play second fiddle sometimes.
There are 23 distinct “one another commands” in the New Testament: love one another, accept one another, forgive one another, and so on. Each of these is something that God does for us and then commands us to do for each other, and then take it into the world. God loves us, so we love one another, and then love everyone always. Here’s today’s text:
Romans 12:16 (p. 976) Live in harmony with one another. Do not be proud, but be willing to associate with people of low position. Do not be conceited.
Live in harmony with one
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