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The Way We Disagree Matters
Rachel Held Evans posted her reflections on the ways we interact over differences in Biblical interpretation. It’s an important topic as we live out the kingdom among one another in our polarizing environment. How do you maintain a Christ-like posture when you are attacked or when others question your devotion to Christ when you express different opinions? Always remember that how we disagree is much more important than the content of our disagreements.
Category: General
Tags: Bible, Kingdom Living, Peacemaking
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