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Living Sacrifices for the Sake of the Community (Romans 12:1–3)
Living Sacrifices for the Sake of the Community (Romans 12:1–3)
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Needless to say, putting others ahead of ourselves requires sacrifice. “Present your bodies as a living sacrifice,”...

Be Transformed by the Renewing of Your Minds (Romans 12:1–3)
Be Transformed by the Renewing of Your Minds (Romans 12:1–3)
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To bring the communal aspect of salvation to life means a reorien­tation of our minds and wills from self-serving to...

God’s Character is to Have Mercy  on Everyone (Romans 9–11)
God’s Character is to Have Mercy on Everyone (Romans 9–11)
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In Romans 9–11, Paul returns to the immediate problem the letter is meant to address—the conflict between Jewish and...

Nothing Can Come Between Us and the Love of God (Romans 8:31-39)
Nothing Can Come Between Us and the Love of God (Romans 8:31-39)
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God is for us, says Paul, having given his own Son for “all of us” (Rom. 8:31–32). Nothing is able to come between...

Eagerly Awaiting Bodily Redemption for Ourselves and God’s Creation (Romans 8:18–30)
Eagerly Awaiting Bodily Redemption for Ourselves and God’s Creation (Romans 8:18–30)
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Being “glorified” with Christ (Rom. 8:17) is our hope for the future. But according to Paul that hope is part of a...

Suffering With Christ in Order to Be Glorified With Christ (Romans 8:15–17)
Suffering With Christ in Order to Be Glorified With Christ (Romans 8:15–17)
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Paul contrasts life in the Spirit with life under the Jewish law. Paul says believers have received a “spirit of...

Living According to the Spirit Leads to a New Quality of Life (Romans 8:1–14)
Living According to the Spirit Leads to a New Quality of Life (Romans 8:1–14)
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Believers are free from the law, but walking in newness of life is based on a firm moral structure (hence, “the law of...

The Invasive Power of “Sin” (Romans 7)
The Invasive Power of “Sin” (Romans 7)
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In chapter 7, Paul continues to emphasize that newness of life in Christ frees us from being “captive” to the “old...

Walking in Newness of Life in the Workplace (Romans 6)
Walking in Newness of Life in the Workplace (Romans 6)
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Giving God Glory at Work (Video) What does it mean to be a “slave” of God’s grace in our...

Walking in Newness of Life (Romans 6)
Walking in Newness of Life (Romans 6)
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Although God’s grace has come into the world to bring reconciliation and justice, there are still evil spiritual...

Grace and Righteousness Lead to Eternal Life Through Christ (Romans 5:12–21)
Grace and Righteousness Lead to Eternal Life Through Christ (Romans 5:12–21)
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Romans 5:12–21 reflects a dense and complex theological argu­ment involving a number of different contrasts between...

Grace Transforms Suffering in Our Life in Christ (Romans 5:1–11)
Grace Transforms Suffering in Our Life in Christ (Romans 5:1–11)
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In Romans 5:1–11 Paul offers more encouragement by reminding the Romans that through Christ we have already “gained...

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