Daily Living For Christ

Romans Chapter 15:7-14

• Season 2 • Episode 98

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In chapter 14, Paul told the Roman church and believers today how to honor and respect each other within the church.   Now in chapter 15, he continues to challenge those who are strong in their faith. In this episode, Paul focuses his attention on the mutual acceptance of fellow believers and Christians. Paul is aware that our conduct displays our love for Christ, and it can have an effect on others.  

During the recording, I experienced for the first time a technical difficulty while recording. My goal is always to provide you with the raw recording so that you can experience me live. While expounding on Hope, a technical difficulty happened, so you will notice an abrupt change in my conversation. I believe the insight the Holy Spirit provided is worth speaking to again, so I will address this in the next episode. Please enjoy this episode, and forward it to a friend or family member if you feel they will benefit from it. 

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