Drawing from Jesus’ teaching in the Sermon on the Mount, Paul closes Romans 12 by discussing the way Christians should respond to enemies.  This radical ethic of enemy love not only eschews vengeance, but also mandates an active pursuit forgiveness doing good for those who are hostile towards us.

Drawing from Jesus’ teaching in the Sermon on the Mount, Paul closes Romans 12 by discussing the way Christians should respond to enemies. This radical ethic of enemy love not only eschews vengeance, but also mandates an active pursuit forgiveness doing good for those who are hostile towards us.

Drawing from Jesus’ teaching in the Sermon on the Mount, Paul closes Romans 12 by discussing the way Christians should respond to enemies.&nbsp; This radical ethic of enemy love not only eschews vengeance, but also mandates an active pursuit forgiveness doing good for those who are hostile towards us.

Primary Functions of the Church: Community and Enemy Love (Romans 12:14-21) – Jeff Borcherding

ComChurch is a collection of people in Bryan/College Station, Texas committed to the idea that the local church is not primarily an organization or a place, but a living, dynamic community of people devoted to one another and to the mission of Jesus in the world. That mission is simple, but not easy. It is a mission given to us by the one who ate with the characters on the margins of society, loved the people who good folks hated, and gave all of himself so that his friends and enemies could truly live. The tracks below are a reflection of our larger gatherings on Sunday evenings. Feel free to listen in.

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Primary Functions of the Church: Community and Enemy Love (Romans 12:14-21) – Jeff Borcherding

Primary Functions of the Church: Community and Enemy Love (Romans 12:14-21) – Jeff Borcherding