Intertwined

Sarah Daniels is a response from God to the many prayers that many of us have made so that unity in the body of Christ may be present and materialize. Since we cannot continue working alone, each one by his side, as if it was for our own plot. Here we all work for the same kingdom, and it is evident that this unity is what will make this world know Jesus and bow at his feet, seeking souls and salvation that is only through Jesus Christ. In Ephesians chapter four, the apostle Paul stresses to us the unity of the church. It then tells us the purpose of the church and our responsibility as members. The functions for the unity of the church are described and very well defined in Ephesians 4:4-6. The church is one because it is one body, one Spirit, one hope, one Lord, one faith, one baptism, and one God and Father of all. And when you and I manage to understand this, we will yield to what the Spirit of God wants to do, and we will not seek to be the protagonist. This work is a trumpet sound from God, for us to wake up, it is an accurate sound that tells us to advance united to the purpose of the Eternal. The church is a body made up of many members who come from every nation, race, tongue, and people. In Christ we are a new creature; differences of race, culture, or nationality should not cause divisions among us, because we are all equal in Christ, who by the same Spirit has united us in communion with Him. Sarah Daniels is a response from God to the many prayers that many of us have made so that unity in the body of Christ may be present and materialize. Since we cannot continue working alone, each one by his side, as if it was for our own plot. Here we all work for the same kingdom, and it is evident that this unity is what will make this world know Jesus and bow at his feet, seeking souls and salvation that is only through Jesus Christ. In Ephesians chapter four, the apostle Paul stresses to us the unity of the church. It then tells us the purpose of the church and our responsibility as members. The functions for the unity of the church are described and very well defined in Ephesians 4:4-6. The church is one because it is one body, one Spirit, one hope, one Lord, one faith, one baptism, and one God and Father of all. And when you and I manage to understand this, we will yield to what the Spirit of God wants to do, and we will not seek to be the protagonist. This work is a trumpet sound from God, for us to wake up, it is an accurate sound that tells us to advance united to the purpose of the Eternal. The church is a body made up of many members who come from every nation, race, tongue, and people. In Christ we are a new creature; differences of race, culture, or nationality should not cause divisions among us, because we are all equal in Christ, who by the same Spirit has united us in communion with Him.