Today Dan Kim leads us through Romans 15:29-33, the beginning of the close of the letter. Paul gets personal here about his life as a servant of Christ, and appeals to his listeners/readers to model their lives after his.

Today we look at the first 13 verses of Romans 15, which actually are a continuation of Romans 14. Paul encourages us to welcome each other, as God has welcomed us, even when we don't agree with each other. And he offers us true hope in these days of political, cultural and societal upheaval.

Today we look at Romans 14 - in which Paul gives guidance for those living in the middle of the "culture wars" of the time. Can the guidance he gave help us today in our partisan world?

Today we read Romans 13:8-14. Paul speaks the language of the Jew and the Gentile in encouraging the Roman church to really love one another and the world. As MLK put it in his last sermon on the Parable of the Good Samaritan: "The Levite asked, 'what will happen to me if I stop to help this person?'. The Samaritan asked 'what will happen to him if I don't stop to help him?'"

Today Rev. Grant Hofman leads us in a study of Romans 13:1-7, which speaks of our relationship to governing authorities. A very appropriate topic for our times!

Today Rev. Grant Hofman leads us in a study of Romans 12:9-21.