Part 27, Romans 15:1-13. What responsibility do those who are strong have for those who are weak, and what can we learn from Jesus to encourage us as we follow Him?

Part 26, Romans 14:1-23. What do we do when we disagree about how to live in a way that honors God? This week we'll explore how to evaluate our own judgments and how to respond to those who disagree with us.

As we celebrate Easter, we see three ways Jesus encouraged the disciples when they were in a situation much like ours as we face this pandemic.

As we celebrate Palm Sunday, we take a closer look in John 12 at four ways people responded to Jesus, and two ways Jesus responded to them.

In the wake of COVID-19, we may wonder whether God is still there, caring for and protecting us. Psalm 23 uses vivid illustrations to show that God cares for us, even when life is hardest.

In the wake of COVID-19, we may feel like the nation is in an uproar and we're tossed like ships in a storm. Matthew 6 gives us insights on how to actively and passively live lives that can weather the storms of life.

In the wake of COVID-19, many of us are separated from things we've learned to rely on. As we explore Psalm 62, we find David found his security threatened as well, and found rest in God.

Part 25, Romans 13:1-14. Relating to an antagonistic government was of immense importance to Christians in Rome, and has incredible implications for how we respond to authority we're given and those in authority over us.

Part 24, Romans 12:3-21. This week we work to find the thread that ties Romans 12 together: how God gave us gifts to equip us to love one another through the struggles of life, together.

Part 23, Romans 12:1-2. Paul transitions from teaching to application with an encouragement to be transformed by renewing our minds, but how do we actually live that out?