November 18
The Father Does Not Take Sides—He Holds All His Children
In any conflict within the church—whether doctrinal, cultural, generational, or stylistic—one question often arises unconsciously: “Whose side is God on?”
But the Father is not siding with one sibling against another. He is standing with all His children. He does not choose based on tradition, theology, or preference. He chooses based on love, and He chooses us all.
The Father’s posture toward the divided church is not: “You are right.” “You are wrong.” His posture is: “You are Mine.” “All of you.” “Come closer.” No single tradition captures the entire picture.
But together, they reveal the breadth and beauty of the Father’s heart.
A Love Beyond Measure: Pages 82-83
In any conflict within the church—whether doctrinal, cultural, generational, or stylistic—one question often arises unconsciously: “Whose side is God on?”
But the Father is not siding with one sibling against another. He is standing with all His children. He does not choose based on tradition, theology, or preference. He chooses based on love, and He chooses us all.
The Father’s posture toward the divided church is not: “You are right.” “You are wrong.” His posture is: “You are Mine.” “All of you.” “Come closer.” No single tradition captures the entire picture.
But together, they reveal the breadth and beauty of the Father’s heart.
A Love Beyond Measure: Pages 82-83