Live in harmony with one another;
do not be haughty (snobbish, high-minded, exclusive),
but readily adjust yourself to [people, things] and give yourselves to humble tasks.
Never overestimate yourself or be wise in your own conceits.
The fruit of the spirit is kindness. The root word of kindness is kin. A similar word that we use more often then kind is like. I like you. I like that. I dislike you or I dislike that. But love is kind. If I practice kindness, I will be looking for that which we agree on. If I am looking for things that we disagree on, I am saying, “You are not like me therefore I reject you.” To achieve harmony, I must not only be agreeable but I must also embrace the differences and by doing so we will achieve a greater beauty.
Father, You made every person a unique individual, fearfully and wonderfully made. I embrace the uniqueness of every individual and live in harmony to achieve a greater beauty for your glory.
© LoveWalkPublishing
Authored by KentCliffordCooley
(Adapted from Romans 12:16; 1 Corinthians 13:4; Galatians 5:22)
Verse 1
When we sing in unison,
We will sing in the same key
When we sing in harmony,
We sing different in harmony
We sing different with greater beauty
Chorus
Unison, harmony, although we are different
We can bring one praise
You and me in harmony,
Although we are different
We can bring one praise
To the King of kings,
You and me in harmony
We can bring one praise to the King of kings
Ending
I embrace the differences between you and me
I embrace the differences and I see beauty
© LoveWalkPublishing
WordsAndMusic by KentCliffordCooley
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