Opposites

2022-02-13

We all need encouragers, but this week we go in the opposite direction, literally. We think about our need for people who are opposite our gifts and traits. Our scripture story today does not describe a romantic context. It doesn’t even talk about a family relationship or friendship. It is about relationships in a church context, but it brings out this point about the need for differing, and even opposing, relationships in our lives, and the potential for challenge that b...

We all need encouragers, but this week we go in the opposite direction, literally. We think about our need for people who are opposite our gifts and traits.

Our scripture story today does not describe a romantic context. It doesn’t even talk about a family relationship or friendship. It is about relationships in a church context, but it brings out this point about the need for differing, and even opposing, relationships in our lives, and the potential for challenge that brings.

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