Last week, we discussed the importance of confessing. This week, we'll explore being unashamed. We've seen shirts, bracelets, and bumper stickers about being unashamed of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. However, let's be frank - there's a big difference between being ashamed of the Gospel and being unashamed of being a Christian. People often say they're Christians and not ashamed, but how often do they share the message of salvation with others?

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We often hear the word confess, but do we really understand what it means to confess? To confess to something means providing details. When it comes to confessing our sins, it's a different story. We tend to say things like, 'Lord, I'm a sinner, please forgive me.' However, true confession requires giving details. But doesn't the pastor already know our sins and see our faults? As Acts 3:19 says, 'Repent, then, and turn back, so that your sins may be wiped away.'

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This week Pastor Tom
Takes us to Ephesians 4:2-13

And highlights the destructive nature of broken unity in churches, leading to division among believers. The negative impact of one person can be significant; imagine if they used their energy to spread the gospel. If you struggle to speak positively about your church or fellow worshippers, it's time to introspect and seek divine guidance. As believers, we must prioritize unity and avoid drama, focusing instead on maintaining peace. Verse 3 of Ephesians 4 emphasizes this importance.

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