Will-One In Spirit
Embracing Our Divine Unity In Love
The Apostle Paul, in his letter to the Corinthians, implores the church to speak the same thing, to avoid divisions and to be perfectly joined together. His words resonate with the heartbeat of God’s desire for His people. Are we not called to reflect the unity of the Godhead? How, then, can we allow earthly divisions to hinder the beautiful tapestry of our faith? We must understand that these divisions stem from human pride and misunderstanding, never from the divine will of our Father who sees us all as His beloved children.
As believers, we are already united in Christ, and this should fill our hearts with hope and determination. Consider for a moment how much more effective we would be as vessels of God’s grace if we truly embraced our oneness. The world is watching. They are waiting to see if our lives reflect the love of Christ. As we walk in unity, we wield the greatest tool of evangelism there is—our love for one another. This is the message that declares to the world that Jesus is indeed the Son of God, sent to reconcile us to the Father.
Yet, my dear brethren, we find ourselves facing a formidable enemy who seeks to sow discord among us. Satan loves nothing more than to see believers at odds with one another. We can spend countless resources on evangelism, yet if our hearts are not aligned, our efforts may falter. The unity we have in the Spirit must be actively pursued; it requires our commitment and intentionality. We must let love govern our interactions, fostering an environment where differences are respected, and our shared identity in Christ is celebrated.
Today, we stand at a crossroads. The call to greater unity is not an insurmountable challenge but rather an opportunity to demonstrate the transformative power of God’s love. We may not achieve perfect unity in our lifetime, but we must strive diligently for it. Remember, it is through striving together in love that we will begin to peel back the layers of division crafted by our own hands. The beauty of the body of Christ is that though we may have differing opinions and experiences, we are still one in Him.
As we reflect on the coming of God’s kingdom, we must earnestly pray for His will to be done on earth as it is in heaven. Heaven knows no divisions, and it is the desire of our hearts that we see the reflection of that divine unity in our communities today. Let us encourage one another and hold fast to the incredible truth that we are already one in Spirit. May we actively seek to bring that reality into our daily lives, showing a watching world the beauty of life lived in love and unity. Beloved, let us commit to this journey together, ever seeking the heart of Christ and the unity that He so passionately prayed for.
United In Christ's Love
John 17:21 ‘That they all may be one; as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee, that they also may be one in us: that the world may believe that thou hast sent me.’
Jesus is praying for all believers to be one as He and the Father are one.
This transcends the superficial notions of unity often advocated in contemporary discourse. The Apostle Paul urged the Corinthians to universally articulate the same sentiments and to eliminate any schisms among them, emphasizing the necessity of being cohesively united in thought and judgment as stated in 1 Corinthians 1:10. This encapsulates the divine benchmark for true unity.
The unity among believers is the essence of what Jesus taught would lead the world to recognize Him as the Son of God, serving as the most powerful instrument for evangelism available to the church. The only pathway for Christ’s body to achieve this oneness, mirroring the unity between the Father and Jesus, is through the divine love that God embodies. It is no surprise that Satan endeavors to instigate discord among believers, as despite our investments of billions in evangelistic efforts across television, radio, conventions, and crusades, the world remains unreached; this lack of evangelization stems from the disunity of the body of Christ in love.
The lack of unity among believers is a significant challenge we face today, a challenge that has developed over many centuries, and one that is unlikely to be resolved quickly. While it is essential for us to actively pursue unity, we must not allow ourselves to be overwhelmed by the magnitude of the issue. As Christians, we have already been united through the body of Christ, and God the Father views all of us as His beloved children. The divisions we witness among Christians are fundamentally human-made, not divine. There was a time, albeit brief, when the church experienced a remarkable sense of unity on earth. In spite of the strife and division that may have arisen since then, it remains true that all believers are one in Christ, destined to share in perfect harmony for eternity. We are united in Spirit and are called to manifest this oneness in our lives here on earth.
‘Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth as it is in heaven’ (Mt. 6:10).




















