Nathan W. Bingham

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Jude had an urgent concern and an urgent message.

There were heresies and false teachers in the church.

Don't miss tomorrow's message here on Renewing Your Mind.

One of the beautiful truths of the Gospel is the reality that not only are believers united to Christ, but as a result, we also have union with each other.

Christians have unity in Christ.

It might not always appear that way, as we are all in different stages of our growth in Christlikeness.

And that's precisely why we need to be reminded of it, recognizing each other as brothers and sisters, living stones being knit together.

Welcome to the Sunday edition of Renewing Your Mind, where each week we feature the preaching and teaching ministry of R.C.

Sproul.

Last week we started a short series in Ephesians on how there can be peace between sinners and our holy God, and peace between Jew and Gentile.

Although we'll only be considering a short portion of Ephesians, you can study all of Paul's letter when you request Dr. Sproul's commentary on Ephesians.

All of Dr. Sproul's teaching on this book was brought together to form this final commentary in his Expositional Commentary series.

You can own a copy when you give a donation in support of Renewing Your Mind at renewingyourmind.org before midnight tonight.

Well, here's Dr. Sproul on the unity we have in Christ.

Isn't that what you long for on Sunday mornings?

What a beautiful picture and a glorious reality that we as Christians have unity in Christ.

I'm Nathan W. Bingham, and this is the Sunday edition of Renewing Your Mind.

I do hope that what R.C.