Paul tells us that it is not through the wisdom of the world or through signs that we come to have faith in God and the saving work of Jesus Christ but through the foolishness of preaching that God's anointed one has been crucified and resurrected. What does Jesus's death on the cross mean to us today, especially as Christian Universalists?

This is sermon we look at Paul's understanding of the Law and how the redeeming power of Christ has freed us from the Law of Moses. How does this affect us as

Christian Universalists and how do we understand the idea of God's justice and punishment with this verse in mind?

This week we look at Paul's letter to the Romans and how he describes how the Christians in Rome should behave towards one another and towards those outside the church.

Paul describes the church as one body with many members. Each member has something different to contribute to the whole, but without all of those different members the church would not be complete. How can we contribute our gifts to the church? Can we embrace diversity in the church and in our lives?