The Refuge Ministry
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Unity In A Divisive Time (Episode 1 - Archive)
Unity In A Divisive Time (Episode 1 - Archive)
Unity In A Divisive Time (Episode 1 - Archive)
Thursday 23rd October 2025
Join Wes and Austin as they discuss unity in divisive times, offering insights from Christian spirituality and psychology.
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Episode Overview
- Strive for unity through peace as highlighted in Ephesians 4.
- Political affiliations should not divide Christian communities.
- Embrace diverse perspectives within faith for a holistic approach.
- Recognise historical patterns of division within the church.
- Challenge the idolatry of politics over spiritual values.
"Christ has made you one. Now act like it."
How do people find unity in a world that's often divided? In this engaging episode of 'Relational Recovery', hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill tackle the challenging topic of unity amidst societal and political division. As election season looms, they explore how individuals, particularly Christians, can maintain unity despite the polarising nature of politics. Drawing on Christian spirituality and psychology, the hosts reflect on how divisions aren't new to history or the church, yet remain a significant hurdle.
They discuss an article by Ben C., which highlights the importance of striving for unity through peace, as emphasised in Ephesians 4. The episode challenges listeners to transcend political affiliations and embrace a more holistic view of Christianity that values diverse perspectives. With a touch of humour and candid dialogue, Wes and Austin provide an insightful conversation that encourages reflection on how to foster unity without compromising core beliefs. So, how do you find common ground in times of division?