Hospitality and the Christian: A Christian is someone who welcomes others with kindness and an open heart. This is important because all people are created in the image of God, […]
Category: The Book of Romans
Roman Reflections Romans 15:22-30
“A man may plan his ways, but the Lord directs his path” (Proverbs 16:9). Like many of us, Paul had desires, but at times it seemed as if those plans […]
Roman Reflections Romans 15:14-21
It’s that Sunday morning message that leaves you walking away from church, thinking, “That was good, I got so much out of it.” But then Wednesday comes around, and when […]
Roman Reflections Romans 15:8-13
Paul continues to affirm that Christ is for all nations; He is inclusive and not just the God of the Jews. For a time, God chose a people who were […]
Romans Reflections Romans 15:1-7
The saying we may be familiar with is, “I have your back.” When we express this, we are declaring our readiness to support someone. It signifies loyalty and trust. In […]
Roman Reflections Romans 14:13-23
We all live by a set of standards and expectations that we place on ourselves and each other. However, the issue arises when these standards and expectations do not align […]
Roman Reflections Romans 14:1-12
There is a saying: “In essentials, unity; in non-essentials, liberty; in all things, love.” Keeping this in mind, we should extend liberty and love to one another, allowing for growth […]
Roman Reflections Romans 13:8-14
For Christians, the fundamental guiding principle is love. Does love govern your life? This question carries significant implications. In this chapter, Paul reminds the readers that love fulfills the essence […]
Roman Reflections Romans 13:1-7
As Christians, we are called to live a life of trust—trust in God’s established order. This includes the roles in government, the Church, and our homes, all of which are […]
Roman Reflections Romans 12:9-21
If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it must be a duck. Paul opens this chapter with Romans 12:1, which encourages us […]