How Can I Be Unified When Someone Distubs Me Constantly? ??‍♂️??‍♀️??‍♂️??‍♀️

[Bible Speaks]

A mature servant of Jehovah promotes unity within the congregation. It is our goal that God’s people be “harmoniously joined together” and that all members cooperate with one another.

According to JehovahÂ’s Word, to achieve this unity, we need humility. A mature brother or sister has the humility to work for unity, even when facing the imperfections of others.

How do you react when confronted with the imperfection of a brother or sister in the congregation? Or what if you personally are wronged by someone in the congregation?

Is it your inclination, or even your pattern, to build a wall, so to speak, that separates you from the offender? Or do you try to construct a bridge across the gap between the two of you?

A mature Christian wants to—yes, strives to—build bridges, not walls.  Consider the example of Uwe. In the past, he tended to let the imperfections of fellow believers upset him.

Then he decided to use the Bible and Insight on the Scriptures to study the life of David. Why David? Uwe explains: “David witnessed the unscriptural behavior of some fellow believers.

For example, King Saul tried to kill him, some of the people wanted to stone him, and even DavidÂ’s own wife mocked him. But David never allowed the conduct of others to dampen his love for Jehovah.

Also, David had a merciful heart, something I needed to cultivate.

What I learned through my study changed my view of the imperfections of fellow believers. I no longer keep a chronicle of mistakes. Rather, I strive to contribute to the unity of the congregation.” Do you likewise have the goal of promoting unity in the congregation? - Bible Speaks -

Lesson for today. (Eph 4:1-4 WT Study)

https://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/2015681?q=build+a+wall&p=par#h=24