Proverbs 19:11, 1 Corinthians 1:1–17, 1 Chronicles 17:2; 18:6–14

Jesus died to bring reconciliation and unity.

Psalm 90:14–17, Romans 16:1–27, 1 Chronicles 15:1–16; 16:8–11

Work is an important part of God’s ‘economy’. It is part of what you were created to do, and will be part of what you do in heaven. The Bible has a lot to say on the subject of our work.

Psalm 90:1–8, Romans 15:15–33, 1 Chronicles 13:1–14, 14:2

There is a deep spiritual hunger in all of our hearts that can only be satisfied by the presence of God himself.

Psalm 89:46–52, Romans 14:19–24; 15:1–13, 1 Chronicles 11:1–9

Without hope everything would stop.

Proverbs 18:17–24, Romans 14:1–18, 1 Chronicles 10:13–14

How should we handle conflict?

Psalm 89:38–44, Romans 13:1–14, 1 Chronicles 9:1,

How then can you live as a good citizen?

Psalm 89:33–35, Romans 11:33–36; 12:1–21, 1 Chronicles 6:49

The New Testament tells us that there are four sacrifices you can make that *please God*.

Psalm 89:19–29, Romans 11:11–32, 1 Chronicles 4:9–22

God’s gifts and his call are irrevocable. This is a theme that runs throughout the Bible as we see in today’s passages.

Proverbs 18:10–16, Romans 10:9–21; 11:1–6, 1 Chronicles 3:4–16

*The message of Jesus is in you*. That is why, according to the apostle Paul, you have *beautiful feet* (Romans 10:15).

Psalm 89:14–18, Romans 9:25–33, 10:1–4; 1 Chronicles 1:1

We share a common history and family tree. We worship the same God and, the apostle Paul tells us, the way of salvation is the same for us all.