No doubt you’ve experienced hope that tends to decay over time. But in sharp contrast, the passing of time should only makes a Christian’s hope all the more glorious and strong. Well as you may have guessed - hope is our subject on today’s broadcast, and our text is Romans fifteen verses one through seven.

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Today On the Dwelling Place, pastor Al Pittman takes us to Romans chapter fifteen, and a message titled Hope For The Weak. we are going to spend a couple of weeks in this great chapter, and today, we will see just how great a hope we have in the Lord - despite our weakness.

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In Romans chapter fourteen we’ve learned lately about our relationship to other believers in matters of secondary importance. Things that fall into the realm of Christian liberty. It could be the music we listen to, or entertainment, the length of your hair, the food we eat, alcohol, or even smoking. It’s not necessary for all Christians to agree on these issues, but they often are the center of great conflict and disagreement. So let’s turn to Romans fourteen and see how to be pleasing to the Lord, and loving toward others.

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The New Testament knows nothing of isolated believers; wherever you find Christians you find them together. But that can create some difficulties because of our differences. Not on essentials but non essentials. Someone once described it as majoring on the minors. For help in our call to accept one another, pastor Al teaches today from Romans chapter fourteen.

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Today on The Dwelling Place, pastor Al Pittman heads back to Romans thirteen. It’s there we’re commanded to get rid of the things that hinder our walk and witness of the Lord Jesus. The list of things that distract us is practically endless, and it seems to be growing every day. We need to be living in light of the promised soon return of Jesus. It’s time to wake up, to clean up and to grow up!

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If you’re like most of us, there were certain things you wanted to do when you were a teenager that your parents didn’t allow you to do. Something like not letting you stay out past midnight, or not being able to go to a certain party. Generally, they had your best interest at heart. There are also some things that our Heavenly Father says we are to avoid, and for our own good I might add. That’s the subject of today’s study in James chapter four.

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The Church in Rome had dosed off, in a manner of speaking, so the apostle Paul sends a letter and sounds the alarm. Too many Christians today are like the church in Rome - lackadaisical in their walk with God, and not fine tuning their anticipation of the Lord’s return.

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You shall love your neighbor as yourself. That commandment from Jesus has been tinkered with and redefined to the point it’s lost it’s meaning - and thus it’s impact in our lives. The need to restore it’s full meaning and force is great! That’s our goal today on The Dwelling Place, as we study Romans thirteen.

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Today we enter into a discussion about the Christian and government. We arrive at chapter thirteen of Romans on this day, as we continue making our way verse by verse through this remarkable epistle. Pastor Al Pittman will show us how we are to live under any government, and what our response to it is to be.

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With all the disharmony in the world and even in the Church - is there any answer? Can we live in harmony? We certainly can, but only by the power of God’s love. So what gets in the way of us exploiting God’s power to love one another?

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