We have no right to condemn someone else's servants. Rom 14:4

Part of the gospel's continuing call for us to submit to God is to not place ourselves above law and authority.

Giving ourselves to hear and rely on the gospel message transforms our lives and renews our minds.

Viewing God's mercies, as the gospel reveals them, we find His call upon our lives in these mercies, and His love for us is His greatest call! (Rom 12)

The call of the gospel for Christians is to give their lives as living sacrifices to His glory. This sacrifice is empowered by the gospel message which reveals God's mercies shown us in Christ. God's mercies (the gospel's revelation) transform our minds to direct our lives as living sacrifices. (Rom 12:1-2)

Where can we go that God cannot get to us? Distance and darkness cannot stop God from saving and guiding.

Peter reminds suffering struggling Christians of the goal of their precious faith, the salvation of their souls. (1Pet 1:6-8; 2Pet 1:1).

The gospel calls us to God. It reveals to us a righteousness from God (Rom 1:1, 6, 7, 16-17). The gospel gives us a view of God's mercy, and it calls us to live in view of God's mercy (Rom 12:1).

The gospel brings to God those who will believe and submit to His saving message.

Romans 10:13, like many other passages, is often read and quoted out of context, and this kind of study hinders our hearing the message of it.