Nov 6, 2022
How’s Your Love Life?
Series: Romans
Our love as Christ-followers should be evident to everyone around us, whether they are fellow believers or not. In the final 13 verses of Romans 12, Paul gives us a staccato barrage of a variety of commands which can be grouped under these three banners: 1) We are to Love Sincerely; 2) We are to Live in Harmony; 3) We are to Refuse to Retaliate.
Love is at the heart of living as a Christian.
Romans 12:9-21
Nov. 6, 2022
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