How should Christians act when it concerns the personal convictions of others?

Through the forgiveness of sins, Christians are able to live and act in freedom.

Considering the ever-nearer approach of Jesus' return, Paul addresses the motivations of Christians.

Paul continues to teach what it looks like to be followers of Jesus, specifically when it concerns the government. 

Paul echos the teaching of Jesus when it comes to loving our enemies and trusting God with the office of dispensing justice.

How do we show and express unconditional "agape" love to others? By loving God first.

God equips people to serve and strengthen the greater Body of Christ.

Paul transitions to focus on practical theology, looking at ways faith is lived out in the lives of Christians.

In an indirect doxology, Paul concludes this section in his letter reflecting on the ongoing work of God.

Those who call on the name of Jesus will be saved; both Jews and Gentiles who have been grafted into the Kingdom.