This weekend:Â The Story of Philemon ...
One of three personal letters in the Bible, the letter to Philemon is Paul's personal plea for a slave. Onesimus "belonged" to Philemon, a member of the Colossian church and Paul's friend. This slave had stolen from his master and run away to Rome, where he met Paul and came to faith in Christ.
Tactfully Paul asks Philemon to accept and forgive his brother. The barriers of the past and the new ones erected by Onesimus's desertion and theft should divide them no longer--they are one in Christ.
This small book is a masterpiece of grace and tact and a profound demonstration of the power of Christ and of true Christian fellowship in action. As with Philemon, God calls you to seek unity, breakng down those walls and embrace your brothers and sisters in Christ.
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