Philippians 4:2 NKJV

I implore Euodia and I implore Syntyche to be of the same mind in the Lord. Philippians 4:2 NKJV

In his letter to the Philippian Church, Paul urges the believers to unite in Christ, specifically addressing a disagreement between Euodia and Syntyche. Paul teaches the church and individuals how to resolve conflicts by aligning themselves with the mind of Christ.

Rather than seeking a compromise that accommodates both parties' ideas, Paul encourages them to conform to God's plan and purposes.

Disagreements often stem from self-centered minds, and compromising may lead to incorrect solutions.

When faced with disagreements, Paul advised to take the matter to the Lord in prayer, seeking His mind and heart. This requires both parties to set aside their arguments and seek God's plan and solution.

By doing so, they can come to a place of agreement, walking in love and carrying out God's plan.

When we prioritize seeking God's will over justifying our own beliefs, we will remain united in God's love and grace.

This principle can be applied to every aspect of our lives, individually and collectively, pointing us to seek God above our own desires. As God's children, our heavenly Father desires to see His family united and strong.

Let us put God first, seeking to know His plans above our own. May the peace of God reign over every part of us, leading us in His ways.

Blessings,

Ps Ambrose