What must change for us to be as bold as the disciples in our witness and in our sharing of the Gospel?
It is Easter Sunday, the time when we remember the resurrection, the life, and the faith. So much to be thankful for and to rejoice about.
The Apostle Paul sets the record straight on what is required of us in order to enter the Kingdom of God, and what it means to be a “Good Christian.”
What promises of God are we doubting? What impossible thing of God do we continue to question today? Who have we given up on?
Romans is full of sinful patterns and today it is no different, for today we have the pattern and sin of double standards laid bare.
Paul focuses in on sin that is far more subtle, more serious, more insidious and more widespread than anything mentioned thus far.
We have lost the wonder, the beauty, the trust, and the joy of a man and a woman coming together for life.