As God has demonstrated His love toward us, we are called to love one another. Differences within the church can sometimes lead to division, but we should not judge one…

As those who have received mercy, we are called to extend mercy to others. While it is necessary to guard Biblical truth, we should not force matters of personal conviction….

We are learning how to live in light of God’s great love. We should keep short accounts, staying quick to confess and reconcile. We are called to awaken from spiritual…

In chapter 13, we are taught that it is through governing authorities that justice should be served. We are expected to live lives that are relevant as Christ Bearers under…

The Apostle Paul continues to exhort believers to become true followers of Christ. One becomes a disciple through steps of obedience—beginning with baptism and continuing by obeying all that He…

It is reasonable to expect that the life of a disciple should reflect the work that Christ has done in our hearts. As we examine Romans 12, we see the…

We are reminded that, in light of the grace God has shown, our responsibility toward one another is to be governed by the faith. We learn that we are to…

Paul urges these Roman believers to respond rationally to God’s mercy. First, by offering themselves as His disciples—willing to die to themselves. Second, he calls them to pursue spiritual transformation….

By Him and through Him, the glorious mystery of reconciling Jew and Gentile to Himself will be completed. We must guard against unbelieving hearts and remember that the natural branches…