unity
Said 181 times, in 49 of 378 sermons, across 17 Sundays.
How our pastors defined it
Nobody defined this word. It was said 181 times and never explained. That is the honest answer — this site will not hand you a dictionary definition to fill the gap, because no one in this pulpit gave one.
Across the series
Where this word has been used, and how much. The entry itself is church-wide on purpose — a word is a word, whichever series it turned up in.
| Series | Times said | Sermons | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Romans | 160 | 38 | |
| Let Us | 6 | 5 |
181 lines in context
Unassigned
stand in our Christian liberty. Philippians 1:27, we stand in
unity
. And perhaps the most important, Philippians 4:1, we stand in
. Encouragement to the Philippians for their faith. Promoting
unity
within the church. And a basic update on his own circumstance
let-us
Unassigned
let-us
romans
1:1-17
preach the word of God. Homosexuality is a perversion of that
unity
. Not only have we said we want to do things our own way, we h
Keller said this, passive Christians will not experience much
unity
. Only believers who are following hard, setting priorities fo
t like into a prayer in the middle of this conversation about
unity
. In my heart, my, my eyes, like everything has been like just
esus. So one of the things that we got to understand is where
unity
, where does that come from? Where does harmony come from? Whe
rce. We're glorifying him in one voice and we're striving for
unity
. Our actions start reflecting the realness of the gospel. Wha
s wrong as the church is we fail to see the importance of our
unity
together. We fail to see the importance how God takes the pic
rch to have a clear understanding, the right assessment, that
unity
in the church, we, those who know the Lord, we are together,
us rest so we can serve the Lord. So seeing the importance of
unity
in 1 Corinthians 12, as you keep reading down, it says, if on
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