Stephen Scholtz - 10 February 2019
Welcome One Another (Romans 15:7)
What does Christian fellowship and unity look like? How are Christians supposed to live with one another? Romans 14:1–15:7 teaches us that, just as God has welcomed us in Christ Jesus, so we are to welcome fellow believers, despite our differences. While we are often tempted to pass judgement and miss the mark of true worship, welcoming one another provides the true form of worship.
Scripture References: Romans 15:7
From Series: "One Anothers"
A sermon series on the one anothers of the New Testament from the pulpit of Brackenhurst Baptist Church.
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Building one another up is rooted in the gospel message—the hope of salvation we have in Christ Jesus. Paul exhorted the Thessalonian church to build one another up in the gospel, and through his letter to them he exhorts us to do the same.