Heart Language, Culture, and Identity (Part 2)

What are the dangers to Christians who are holding on to hidden anger and bitterness towards another people group - even if historically there is justification for such an attitude?
Listen as David and Gwynedd share some of their thoughts on the subject, highlighting the risks to the individual, as well as to the nation they serve. A standout quote in this video would be “When the Welsh who are Christians are acting in ways that are unloving towards the English, they’re not bringing shame on the Welsh nation. The Welsh nation may even applaud them for it, but they are bringing shame on the Name of Christ”.
Do you agree with this statement? Please feel free to be part of the conversation by leaving your comments. To get the full benefit of this conversation, please watch Part 1 first.
The hope behind these two videos is that on the one side, Christians can see the dangers of holding on to hidden anger and resentment towards another people group; and then on the other side, to help Christians recognise the damage they can inflict when they don’t appreciate, or even devalue the heart language of others.
I believe this is an area the Body of Christ in Wales can grow in, so that there is a mature unity between different cultures and languages within the Church. When this happens, the Church will then begin to stand out in stark contrast to the world, where hostile division between people of different languages, cultures, and belief is becoming more and more extreme and unpleasant. You are especially welcome to be part of this conversation by leaving your comments below.