Believers are often not as united as they ought to be. Even when God provides opportunities for us to come together, personal agendas, denominational interests, and human motives frequently take precedence, preventing the unity that Christ desires for His Church.
I have witnessed this firsthand in the gradual decline of an ecumenical fellowship of churches I was once part of, here in Noida. It is deeply saddening that we could not remain united in the spirit and purpose God intended for us. Our inability to rise above our differences has weakened our collective witness and diminished the impact we might have made together for the Kingdom of God.