Living in Harmony with each other will not be an easy task but it is only as we raise our voices in harmony that we can truly glorify the Father.

In Romans 15:1-3 the Apostle Paul speaks to the spiritually mature and share with them their obligation toward the weaker brother or sister.

Do we live each day with the conviction that we are doing what God has given us to do?

We have all been given a faith conviction from God regarding His purpose for our lives. That conviction, however, is personal to us and not necessarily shared by my brother or sister. Paul calls us to respect these different convictions in the church.

The Apostle Paul reminds us of the importance of peace in our relationship with other believers. This peace, however, does not come cheaply. To pursue it will mean following the example of the Lord Jesus.

In Romans 14:16-18 the Apostle Paul shares three key priorities for those who live as members of the kingdom of God.

Can something be unclean to one person and not to another? What is a stumbling block?

In Romans 14:10-12 the Apostle Paul reminds the Romans that each onrle of them would stand before the Judgement Seat of God and confess to Him. They were not to take this role on themselves but instead prepare each other for that day.

In Romans 14:7-9 the Apostle Paul reminds the Romans that in life and death their priority was not their own interests but to serve the Lord Jesus.

Paul shows us that there were believers in Rome who esteemed certain days as special. On the other hand there were others esteemed all days alike. The Apostle reminded the Romans that though different in theology and practice, both groups were accepted by God.