The limits of our liberty in Christ.

Paul encourages the church in Rome to be submissive and not defiant toward government. As U.S. citizens we take this principle and apply it to our stewardship as citizens who are the government.

Paul instructs Christians to respect and honor government and its authority that God has given to them. Not to do this is a sin.

Paul speaks about loving one another and how that looks in practical ways.

How to live out the Gospel of Grace.

Anxiety effects us all in some way or another. We are commanded to not be anxious, but to rely on the faithfulness of Jesus in prayer and obedience.

Shame is not necessarily a bad thing. Yes, like Adam and Eve, it causes us to run from God and hide, but it can also cause us to realize that Christ can take away our shame, so we come to Him.

Jesus knows what it means to suffer, so when we go through times of suffering we can have the hope and comfort of knowing that He will be there for us.

Love and hate are often seen as feelings, but the Bible describes these emotions as actions. What we do with these emotions is crucial.

Anger is a righteous emotion, unless it's rooted in selfishness.