Self-sacrificial love isn't natural to us. We continue to study how to do it at the tail-end of Romans 12.

We dig deeper into Romans 12:14-17 as Paul tells the Christians in Rome more ways to be transformed in how they treat others.

How are Christians supposed to show their genuine love? As Paul writes in Romans 12, it is through showing not just compassion, but blessing those who would seek ill for us.

We dig deeper into Romans 12:9-13 where Paul lays out how the local church should be a support system of Christians.

We continue into the practical exortation of Romans 12, as Paul lays out how Christians in the local church should be treating one another.

We continue to study Romans 12 and the list of roles that Christians can fill in the church.

Chapter 12 of Romans calls believers to be living sacrifices, but how can one be sacrificed and still live? Verses 3 through 8 deals with that very question. This is part 1 of a study into the different ways people can serve the church.

We break from our study in Romans as Youth Pastor Joy Trim gives us a look at the topic of the summer for the teens. A study of the cost of following Jesus, starting with an understanding of how the disciples thought things would go after Peter's declaration that Jesus is God, and how Jesus said things must happen.

Romans 12 is a clear shift in the topic of Paul's letter. Moving from docrine to practical advice for Christians.

Our study of Romans reaches the end of chapter 11. Paul wraps up the end of a Theologically deep begining of his letter to the church in Rome, concluding with a burst of praise to God.