We've journeyed through twelve powerful chapters of the book of Romans, and now we must face the question: How now should we live? I found the answer by reading the chapter backwards. No, not sentence by sentence, but thought for thought as follows: As we review this chapter, it would be well to keep in mind Paul’s admonition to the Ephesian Church. “Look carefully,
Romans 12:9-21 Marks of a True Christian
We could easily pass by these passages and say, “That’s nice. I’ll do my best, but I can’t make any promises.” And many have read these verses and done that very same thing. Not you. We belong to Christ and should care how the community we live in sees us. Not to impress them, but to honor the Lord. The watching world watches. Our lives are on display. Remember,
United in Faith, Grace, and Purpose (Romans 12:3-9)
The beauty of taking our time in Romans is how we can see the big picture with the benefit of small powerful pieces - each piece fits perfectly. There is no coincidence that we’ve moved from the doxology at the end of Chapter 11 and the call to consecration in verses 1 and 2 in Romans 12. Now it fits perfectly as we learn about the “gifted body of Christ.” For by the
Living Sacrifice? (Romans 11:33-36 and Romans 12:1-2
We are called to be a living sacrifice in Romans 12:1-2, but before we can fully grasp this directive we need to focus on the devotional doxology of Romans 11:33-36: Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable are His judgments and inscrutable are His ways! For “who has known the mind of the LORD, or who has been His counselor?” Or “has
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