This week, we study Romans 14 to discover how a church filled with diverse preferences can remain united. Paul shows us the way: keep essentials central, giving liberty in non-essentials, and practicing charity in all things. We’re called to lay down our preferences, welcome one another, and trust God to be the Judge.

In this message, we explore:

• What it meant to have strong and weak consciences in Rome
• How to welcome without quarreling over opinions
• Disputes about food, special days, and conscience
• Why God alone is Judge—and we are not
• Essentials as the foundation for unity
• Non-essentials as areas of liberty
• Charity as the posture in every disagreement
• Denominational differences as secondary
• Dying to self for the sake of the body
• Unity as a powerful witness in a divided world
• An invitation to join, believe, be baptized, or pray

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