We can’t confuse what’s always been viewed as Paul’s most theological work and most detailed gospel outline only as facts believers must know and ground on which we must agree. All theology must be lived theology and his letter to Rome isn’t any different. That means it’s a book full of opportunities for richer 1st century understanding and deeper modern day application. The goal is that we would know about Jesus and become like him. In John’s gospel, we’re reminded that God didn’t send Jesus to condemn the world but to save it. Romans 2 reminds us that the world doesn’t need our condemnation either [not that we have any right to offer it] but only our diligence in pointing them to the One who saves. Are you spending more time evaluating or encouraging? Are you more focused on passing judgment or passing faith?
What is Rolling Hills Community Church // Nashville West Campus?
This podcast is dedicated to the Sunday morning teaching series happening each week at Rolling Hills Church in Nashville, TN.