It doesn't matter what you know because you have the companionship of Christ who knows everything. Freeman, who taught New Testament at Moravian Theological Seminary in Bethlehem, PA, for 35 years and has served as a Bishop of the Moravian Church since 1990, discussed the importance of churches working out their differences in order to let Christ dwell in companionship with them. When two churches try to get together to work our their differences, they only have to work them out far enough so that Christ can dwell in the Church. They do not have to work them out all the way. The differences in the churches are a blessing.
Grace is always the center.
Freeman described prayer as the foundation of a relationship with God. I need that companionship. Lutheran turned Moravian ecumenist and theologian who wrote catechisms and sermons. Zinzendorf was instrumental in sheltering Moravians in Saxony after they had experienced persecution at the hands of the Hapsburgs. He also played a role in the founding of Moravian communities in Pennsylvania in the mid-1700s.