Lifting Up One Another
There is a real need in the church of Jesus for us to lift one another up. What does this mean? Let me give you some thoughts:
1. Lift one another up in words. It is really tragic how many Christian people are so mean spirited in their words and attitudes. Friends, if we have experienced true genuine salvation, we are family. Did you hear that? Family! We have been washed in the blood of Jesus Christ and we are not to treat our brothers and sisters in ways that do not honor our Savior. We are accountable for our words.
2. Lift one another up in actions. Tough words are usually followed with actions of carnality. Body language coupled with tough words results in disastrous relationships. Actions like these should not be in the life of the believer.
3. Lift one another up in prayer. This is the real issue. When we pray for one another, tough words and actions will not be nearly as likely to occur. Why? Because when we call another person’s name before God in prayer, I think God does a work in our hearts about that person. We become more loving, more tolerant, and more kind to them.
Therefore, in this day in which churches in our nation are filled with dysfunction and sinful relationships, we need to stand up and treat one another like Jesus would. If there is an issue, deal with it in a godly manner, just like Jesus. Reconciliation is always the heart of the Savior and should be our heart as well.
May God give all of us a commitment like this.







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