Discord to Unity: Acts 15:36-40

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Acts 15:36–40, see two leaders as two states of consciousness moving under the same Life—Paul represents the discipline of mission, Barnabas the nurturing impulse, and Mark the memory of a past departure. Your inner scene will interpret their quarrel not as rupture but as two streams of your one will, each seeking the Father’s work in a different manner. The breach is a movement of your I AM in imagination, testing what you hold as true about partnership and time. When you choose to reflect in grace, you are not denying difference but harmonizing it; the praise of the brethren is the inner alignment that binds the two paths to the grace of God. By accepting both routes as valid expressions of the same goal, you release resistance and invite cooperation, even if outward appearances change. Your task is to dwell in the certainty that the I AM guides all strands of your life toward the same concrete good; the inward unity makes outward separation a phase, leading you toward greater witness and grace.