In this episode, we dive into Romans 14 and explore what it looks like to live in unity without uniformity. Paul writes to a diverse church in Rome, Jewish and Gentile believers with different histories, habits, and convictions, and calls them to love that adjusts the menu, not divides the table.

We’ll talk about how differences aren’t defects, they’re part of God’s design. From personal convictions about food, music, social media, or traditions, to how we treat one another in the body of Christ, we’ll uncover how grace guards against division and love chooses people over preferences.

Learn how to stop judging, start edifying, and embrace the beauty of a church (and world) full of complementary strengths and weaknesses. Unity isn’t sameness, it’s shared surrender to Jesus.

Join us as we discover how letting love lead can heal divisions, strengthen the body, and open the door for revival.

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