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In this devotion, Exploiting Tribal Differences, based on 2 Samuel 20:1–13, Rev. Canon Dr John Senyonyi examines how tribalism, jealousy, and the hunger for power can divide communities and destroy unity. Through the actions of Sheba and Joab, we are challenged to examine our own hearts, repent of prejudice and selfish ambition, and learn to treat others with fairness and love, regardless of their differences.
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