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Series: Romans Message: Romans 71 - God's Appeal to You Because of His Grace Speaker: Pastor Dale Pearson Pastor Dale Pearson teaches the seventy-first message in the Romans 1-8 series, with a message titled, "Romans 71 - God's Appeal to You Because of His Grace" reviewing: A. The Exhortation or Appeal. B. The Elements of the Appeal. C. The End in View of the Appeal.

In this episode, Lee is joined by member Jenna Le Hamilton. As we continue the series Faithfulness in a Fallen World, the two discuss what the Bible says about our bodies, how we are to honor the Lord with them, and ways that the world attempts, and oftentimes succeeds, in distorting Christians view of themselves. In many ways this conversation serves as an introduction to many topics and covers many different angles from scripture. Our hope is that this conversation will challenge and encourage believers to have longer, meaningful conversations with the Lord and their friends and family on how we are to view our bodies based on right theology.

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El conflicto no es un fracaso espiritual, sino una oportunidad para glorificar a Dios, servir a otros y crecer en madurez. La forma de reaccionar —huir, atacar o buscar la paz— muestra el estado de nuestro corazón. En esta serie veremos cómo responder con humildad, verdad y amor, perdonando, pidiendo perdón y buscando la paz en Cristo.

We've been walking verse by verse through the Book of Romans since July, and we've now almost finished Romans chapter 12—a powerful chapter filled with clear, practical instruction for living out our Christian witness in everyday life. In Romans 12:17–21, the Apostle Paul addresses how Christians are to respond when they are wronged. Rather than seeking revenge, believers are instructed to leave vengeance in the hands of the Lord, to live peaceably with all men, and to overcome evil with good. This message considers how the grace of the gospel shapes the Christian's conduct in a world marked by hostility, calling God's people to trust His justice and reflect the spirit of Christ. Elder Jonathan Moseley is the pastor of Fair Haven Primitive Baptist Church, located just outside Tifton, Georgia—about one mile east of town on Highway 82 toward Brookfield, on the right-hand side of the road.

Elder Bill Boney's continuing series through the Book of Romans

The sermon centers on the biblical call to unity within the church, emphasizing both a shared purpose grounded in Scripture and a humble attitude toward one another. Drawing from Romans 12, 1 Corinthians, Philippians, and other New Testament passages, it underscores that true unity is not uniformity of opinion but a common commitment to the gospel, maintained through disciplined adherence to God's Word and mutual forbearance. The example of King Hezekiah's reform in 2 Chronicles 30 illustrates how a people united in purpose—cleansing the temple, restoring worship, and inviting even former enemies—can experience divine blessing and renewal. The message calls believers to actively contend for the faith, live in peace through humility and love, and embody Christ's unity not through emotional ease but through intentional, Spirit-led effort, reflecting the gospel in both word and deed.