Made to Stumble Romans 14:1-23
The Book of Romans
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04-May-2025
The Bible is quite clear in how Christians are directed to handle their differences in personal convictions, particularly regarding the matters of our faith that are not essential to salvation. While civil discourse is welcome concerning a variety of opinions, we are to accept these differences among believers without judging and division. The Apostle Paul encourages believers in Romans 14 to live in peace, building each other up, and embracing our differences as we serve our Savior, Jesus Christ, together in unity. Listen as Pastor John emboldens us to care more about personal relationships than about being right, and to actively pursue opportunities for forgiveness, peace, and unity.
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