Without God You can't prove anything (Romans 1:18-25, Psalm 19:1-4)

We’ll never find our purpose by focusing on ourselves. We must focus on God and He will reveal his purpose for us. And it’s a purpose that will bring fulfillment and satisfaction and blessing.

Christians often argue and fight over practices the Bible either doesn't address or doesn't give specific commands to do or not do. Paul gives Christians clear instruction on how to treat one another with regards to disputable and nonessential matters. (Romans 14:13-23)

On most issues our love for one another should trump our differences of opinion. We should love one another because God loves us and, ultimately, we will give an account of our lives to Him. (Romans 14:1-12)

We have a debt to love others which is a debt we cannot ever fully pay, We love because we were first loved by Jesus. When we love others we put away sin and this is crucial because the Lord's return has never been nearer. (Romans 13:8-14)

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Christians submit to the Governing authorities where they can and are prepared to suffer the consequences when they are forced to take a stand. (Romans 13:1-7)

Paul continues his instruction of what it means to love others both in and outside the church. (Romans 12:14-21)

The apostle Paul in these verses reminds us that loving God and loving others is basic to the Christian life. Love without action is not really love. (Romans 12:9-13)

Each Christian has been sovereignly given grace gifts from God in order to serve the community of believers called the church. In order for the church to be healthy we all need to be using those gifts. (Romans 12:3-8)