Better Unity In Community

<p>Unity is a courageous thing. Whether it's with one person or a group of people. Check out these examples...Being held accountable by others that love you to own and correct an unhealthy behavior. Saying "I'm wrong" and getting right with people. Supporting and being present with others. Did any of those scenarios bring up something inside of you? Did it make you feel a type of way? Unity requires humility. A choice to lay ourselves down at the feet of Jesus for the love of others. Debbie G and Vanessa have 3 characteristics of unity in community and relationships. And girrrrrl, does it take courage!</p>