Worship Service

1.  In Ephesians 4:1–3, Paul identifies humility, gentleness,
     patience, and bearing with one another in love as
     essential to unity. Which of these qualities is most
     difficult to practise in our culture today, and why?

2.  Paul tells believers to “maintain the unity of the Spirit.”
     What does this suggest about the source of Christian
     unity? How is genuine unity different from uniformity or
     simply avoiding disagreement?

3.  Ephesians 4:4–6 repeatedly emphasizes the word “one.”
     How should our shared identity—one body, one Spirit,
     one Lord, one faith, one baptism, and one Father—shape
     the way we respond to differences in culture, generation,
     personality, or worship preferences?

4.  Like a physical body, the church is called to support its
     members when one part is hurting or struggling. During
     Clearbrook’s current season of transition, what practical
     steps can we take to care for one another, protect our
     unity, and make room for the Spirit’s leading?