One of the most difficult passages to interpret is Romans 13, because of its call to submit to authority. It has become a flashpoint for and against civil disobedience. So how should we as Christians interpret the passage and how can we abide by it when it comes to respecting authority?

Listen through the book of Romans and follow along with our “When in Rome” sermon series. Chapter 14

Listen through the book of Romans and follow along with our “When in Rome” sermon series. Chapter 13

Based on the mercies that God has shown us in Chapters 1 to 11, Paul in Romans 12 teaches us how to live out a truly counter-cultural life. Christians can be different. In fact, Christians should be different. Not because we are better, but because we have experienced God’s mercies and forgiveness.

Listen through the book of Romans and follow along with our “When in Rome” sermon series. Chapter 12

Listen through the book of Romans and follow along with our “When in Rome” sermon series. Chapter 11

Romans 7-8 contain some of Paul’s most personal reflections and utmost convictions about our Christian lives. This message dives into the heartfelt centre of Paul’s theology, which is based in his utter faith in God’s love to us in Christ.

Listen through the book of Romans and follow along with our “When in Rome” sermon series. Chapter 10

Listen through the book of Romans and follow along with our “When in Rome” sermon series. Chapter 9

In this section of Paul’s letter to the Romans, he is explaining that now that we have been justified by faith, we now have peace with God and freedom in Christ. But as he builds his argument, he can see the questions coming at him. Questions that are only natural to ask. His eloquent explanation helps us understand what it truly means to be free – a total dependance on God.