Romans 14:4 speaks to our temptation to judge a brother or sister with whom we do not agree. Paul encourages the Rams here to understand that there is only one Master to whom we are all accountable.

In Romans 14:2-3 the Apostle Paul reveals a division in the church in Rome over the place of Jewish food laws and holy day in the Christian Church. In these verses the Apostle shows that God was pleased to welcome the worship of believers from both sides of the debate.

The Apostle Paul challenged the Romans to open their heart and welcome the weaker brother. This not in only implies that we are at different levels in our understanding and walk with the Lord Jesus, but also that our unity is not in practices and beliefs bit in the Lord Jesus and His work alone.

Philip the evangelist had an important and quite public ministry. He ended his life, however, in relative obscurity. This aspect of his life reminds us that we are not all called to minister in the spotlight. God also calls is to minister in dark corners as well.

A brief pause from our regular series to remember the child who was born, the Son who was given.

The life of Philip the Evangelist was filled with uncertainty. He never knew where the Lord would lead him. As he obeyed, however, God gave him new and fresh experiences of His grace.

It is often tempting for us to serve the Lord in such a way that we become the centre of focus. God called Philip, however, to move away from the centre so that all glory went to Him.

Philip the Evangelist shows us the importance of God's timing and leading in our life.

Philip the Evangelist understood the difference between worldly success and obedience to the Lord.

God has a time and purpose for our life and ministry. In this episode we will consider the timing and purpose of God in Philip's life.