Paul continues to describe the transformed Christian life:If we, in response to God's mercies, relinquish our bodies, refuse to be conformed to this world, renew our minds daily, we will be, gradually transformed. These verses describe the Christian, who is to be a transformer.

If we, in response to God's mercies, relinquish our bodies, refuse to be conformed to this world, renew our minds daily, we will be, gradually transformed. These verses describe the Christian, who is to be a transformer.

Paul continues speaking of our reasonable response to God's mercies. Where will we first see the transformation Paul speaks of in verse 2? In the local church body. Part of our reasonable response to God's goodness, is by serving His other children with the gifts uniquely provided each one of us.

God has blessed us SO richly with His mercies. What is our REASONABLE RESPONSE?RELINQUISH your body to Him. REFUSE to be conformed to this world.RENEW your mind, in order to be transformed.If you do, you will see RESULTS.

Possible applications for Romans 12:1-2

As Paul closes out this section that answers the question 'What about Israel?' we are reminded of:God's Unwavering Committment to sinnersGod's Unpredictable Plan of salvation, andGod's Unsearchable Ways, and Goodness!

What is the Christians attitude to be, toward the unsaved Jewish person? Paul tells us in this text.Additional Scriptures: Acts 28, John 15

Additional Scriptures:Acts 15, Acts 19, Acts 28