The 70/30 Rule: How The Church Can Disagree and Still Love

In this episode, Mike Thakur sits down with author Philip Ryle to explore one of the most important conversations happening in the global Church right now: unity.

Philip shares the heart behind his book 'Dear Unity' and breaks down the powerful idea he calls The 70/30 Rule.” For nearly 1,700 years, Christians have agreed on about 70% of the faith—and maybe the remaining 30% is exactly where God teaches us to love each other unconditionally.

This conversation digs into unity in the Church, unity in our homes, unity in our relationships, and why it matters more today than ever before.

If you care about the future of the Church, revival, evangelism, or simply loving people well—even when you disagree—this episode will hit home.

What You’ll Learn
Why God may have designed believers to be “incomplete by design”
How unity unlocks heaven’s strategy, blessing, and multiplication
Why other global movements excel at unity—and what Christians can learn
The difference between *unity* and *uniformity*
Why rushing to agreement often destroys real relationship
How to recognize and push past “division blindness”
Why unity is the *red carpet* to global evangelization
Practical ways YOU can become part of a unity movement

Connect with Philip Ryle
Website: https://dearunity.com
Instagram: @dearunity
Email: [email protected]

Connect with Mike Thakur
Instagram:   / realmikethakur  
Website: https://mikethakur.com

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