In these final chapters of Romans, Paul turns his attention to unity in the church—especially when believers disagree on secondary issues. He calls Christians to walk in love, avoid passing judgment, and honor one another’s consciences. Paul reminds the church that the kingdom of God is not about eating or drinking but about righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit. The letter ends with personal greetings, warnings against division, and a powerful reminder that God is able to strengthen His people through the gospel.Questions:1. Paul urges believers not to “pass judgment” on one another over disputable matters. How do we discern what issues are essential and what issues call for patience and grace?2. In chapter 15, Paul describes the church as a community where Jews and Gentiles glorify God together. How does this vision challenge the way we view diversity within the church today?3. Paul commends and greets many individuals in chapter 16, celebrating their faithfulness. What does this reveal about the importance of personal relationships and partnership in gospel ministry?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here