Sound Doctrine

We’re in the book of Romans today on Sound Doctrine! We’ll notice we’re not to condemn our brother or sister who practice their God given liberties or have different convictions than we do. That’s appropriately called, “majoring on the minors”, and it is to be avoided because it causes unnecessary strife.

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As we continue in Romans thirteen we’ll be challenged to take some steps that will move us in the right direction, safeguarding us from sin that will lull us to sleep. The last thing we need is to be sleeping right now! The Lord is coming soon and it’s time to wakeup!

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Aren't you glad God doesn't play favorites with us? He loves us all equally and that is what we'll be talking about today as we explore Acts chapter ten. Join us as we continue to examine the establishment of the early church and the lessons we can learn from those first century Christians.

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If there’s one thing the Christian church in America needs, and the church around the world as well, it’s a wake-up call! Time is of the essence because the Lord is coming. But it’s not hard to see, many in the Church are sleeping! We have gotten too comfortable!

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All of us can name can name someone in our life who is hard to love. Maybe it’s someone who is rude. Maybe it’s someone who has cheated us in some way. Maybe they really get on your nerves! Today pastor Jeff encourages us to love God’s way, and that involves loving and forgiving someone with all of their faults. To do so is to be like Jesus.

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We are making our way through the book of Romans. And have come to chapter thirteen where we discover a debt we owe. It’s a debt that we can only repay by serving God with a glad and grateful heart, and loving those around us as we would have them love us.

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Last time we were in Romans chapter thirteen and began to learn about our submission to governing authorities. It’s popular and accepted to protest against the government’s intrusion into our lives, and there’s nothing wrong with that - up to a point. We’ll go a little further into this timely issue now!

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As we study Romans thirteen we discover that government plays a very important role in our lives, and we’re to be respectful and obey. But are there times when we are to refuse to submit to the government? Where do we draw the line?

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Today we're going to talk a bit about God's way of doing things. Human beings have tried to make God fit into our own plans for about as long as we've existed. Just think about where all the trouble started - in the garden of Eden. The better way to live is to accept God's plans and worship Him! Can you imagine a world where that actually happened?

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As Christians, our primary allegiance is to Christ and we know we’re to follow His Word. But what is our responsibility to the government around us? I think we all get pretty fed-up with the antics and preening we see amongst the lawmakers in Washington. But is there ever a point in which we refuse to abide by the laws of the land? We’re looking at the Christian and our civic responsibility today on Sound Doctrine.

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