Everyone has an ideal experience of true love, but how do we know if the experience lives up to the ultimate expression of love? Romans 12 gives a thorough and honest look at what true love looks like in a community, and even towards enemies.

Everyone has an ideal experience of true love, but how do we know if the experience lives up to the ultimate expression of love? Romans 12 gives a thorough and honest look at what true love looks like in a community, and even towards enemies.

Everyone has an ideal experience of true love, but how do we know if the experience lives up to the ultimate expression of love? Romans 12 gives a thorough and honest look at what true love looks like in a community, and even towards enemies.

Doug Hershey of Ezra Adventures shares on 10 Biblical Prophecies of ancient Israel fulfilled in our lifetime. www.ezraadventures.com

Doug Hershey of Ezra Adventures shares on 10 Biblical Prophecies of ancient Israel fulfilled in our lifetime. www.ezraadventures.com

Does God predetermine who goes to hell? Or does God create humanity with the capacity to choose salvation? Is the debate between sovereignty and free will just theological hairsplitting, or is the very nature of God revealed by our perspective?

Does God predetermine who goes to hell? Or does God create humanity with the capacity to choose salvation? Is the debate between sovereignty and free will just theological hairsplitting, or is the very nature of God revealed by our perspective?

Does God predetermine who goes to hell? Or does God create humanity with the capacity to choose salvation? Is the debate between sovereignty and free will just theological hairsplitting, or is the very nature of God revealed by our perspective?

Does God predetermine who goes to hell? Or does God create humanity with the capacity to choose salvation? Is the debate between sovereignty and free will just theological hairsplitting, or is the very nature of God revealed by our perspective?

What is the secret to a Christian's indestructible happiness? In the last eleven verses of this epic chapter in Romans, Paul describes the impermeable nature of a Christian's relationship to God. Nothing internal or external can ever destroy that love.