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“AFTER THE STORM”
• What happens after a big storm?
“A crisis might not be a grave, but a womb.”
- Kyuboen Lee
Psalm 133
1. STATEMENT OF TRUTH.
v. 1
“How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity.”
2. ILLUSTRATIONS OF THIS TRUTH.
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Like precious oil
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Like refreshing dew
v. 2, 3a
3. BLESSING WHEN EXPERIENCING THIS TRUTH.
v. 3b
UNITY
1.
It is positional.
2. It is relational.
3. It is observable.
“Unity is the skin of love.
It is what people see.” – Paul Miller
4.
It is desirable.
APPLICATION
1.
What have you contributed to the practice of disunity during the storm?
2. What will you contribute to the practice of unity after the storm?
“These are heavy times, but there is
Kingdom work to be done!”
- Sandra McCracken
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