We are coming near the end of Paul's letter to the church in Rome. Paul winds up everything that has gone before with a benediction. Romans 15:13.

In Romans 15:1 – 12, Paul continues to answer the question: What are we to do about Christians who do not think the way we do?

How should we relate to Christians who don't think the way we do? Paul answers that question in Romans chapters 14 and 15. In this episode, our third look at his answer, we will see that Paul warns us not to risk putting a tumbling block in their way. Romans 14:14 – 15:2.

What are we to do about Christians who don't think the way we do: how ought we to relate to them? Paul answers that question in Romans chapters 14 and 15. In this episode, we continue to look at his answer. Romans 14:5 – 13.

There are so many different kinds of Christians. What should we do about the ones who don't think the way we do: how ought we to relate to them? Paul answers that question in Romans chapters 14 and 15. In this episode, we look at the first part of his answer. Romans 14:1 – 4.

What is it with us? Why are we so slow to change and so quick to make excuses?

We all have people who get on our nerves. They've been getting on our nerves for years. We know we should love them. We say we want to, and we mean to, but we keep making excuses. It’s so hard! we say.

Will you wake up? Do you not know what time it is? It’s way past time for excuses. Just wake up and do it?

Romans 13:11 – 14

You don't need to have lots of rules to follow. You don't need a list of dos and don'ts to live by. One word has it covered. Romans 13:8 – 10.

How should we behave when our governments are corrupt and justice is not upheld. How should Christians respond when their freedoms are restricted by the authorities? Paul answers those questions in Romans 13:1 – 7.

What does love look like when there is no pretending with it? Romans 12:9 – 21

It’s the cause of so many of our failures. If we ever bring dishonour on God’s name, rather than glorify Him, this is probably why. It’s one of our biggest problems in the Christian life. We think too much of ourselves. Romans 12:3 – 8.