Jen Wilkin, JT English, and Kyle Worley discuss Romans 12:9-21.
Questions Covered in This Episode:
- Look at all this moralism and legalism right?
- How does this passage echo or align with other similar passages throughout the bible? Where do you see overlap?
- In VV. 9-13 which one of these stands out to you as something of pronounced concern for Christian witness in our day?
- What does it look like for brothers and sisters to have a new family that has been developed because of what Jesus has done for us (V. 10)?
- What is Paul getting at in verse 20?
- What if I don’t “feel” like doing this stuff?
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