Paul connected our redemption in Christ with our being placed into the kingdom of His beloved Son. This study considers the idea of redemption and what it provides the believer.

Serving in the body requires love. Romans 12:9 and following give us a picture of what love looks like and what it isn't.

Loving other believers requires that we live at peace with them but also with all people.

God has transferred us into a new kingdom.

God wants us to know His will. He also wants us to know how to do His will.

Chapters 12-15 are about helping believers who are struggling to appreciate God's promises of security. We can help them by using our spiritual gift with a proper attitude.

We look at Paul's introduction and thanks to God for the Colossians in 1:1-8.

The fifth section in Romans is Helping Struggling Believers. If we're mature, God wants us to play a positive role in helping immature believers grow. This begins by presenting our bodies to Him.

Paul warns Gentiles against an arrogant attitude about the Jews. God has a plan. When we understand it, it will cause us to worship Him.

Josh concludes his study on our position, looking at implications of our position in the Pastoral Letters.