https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkOySEss-mo
This sermon dives deep into Romans 14-15, urging us to embrace unity and love over judgment and division. It challenges us to use our freedom responsibly, ensuring our actions uplift others instead of causing them to stumble. We’re called to be "hope dealers," spreading positivity and understanding in a world craving connection. By respecting and valuing different journeys of faith, we reflect Jesus' love, demonstrating authentic community. It’s about moving past surface-level debates and building genuine, deep relationships. Let’s transform our world by leading with love, being united in diversity, and shining hope wherever we go.
Scripture Reading: Romans 14:1-4
Devotional: Paul teaches us that everyone in the church is different. Some people might eat certain foods, while others might not. That's okay! It's important to remember that we don't all have to be exactly the same to follow Jesus. We don't need to judge others because God has accepted them, just like He has accepted us.
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Additional Scripture: Matthew 7:1-2
Scripture Reading: Romans 14:10-12
Devotional: Paul reminds us that we will all stand before God one day to give an account of our lives. Only God is the true judge, so we should focus on living for Him and not worry about judging others. Spend time listening to God and learning from Him rather than trying to take His place as judge.
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