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The Bible Recap

Day 345 (Romans 14-16) - Year 6

The Bible Recap

Tara-Leigh Cobble

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 11 December 2024

⏱️ 8 minutes

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0:00.0

Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble, and I'm your host for the Bible Recap.

0:12.6

If you're doing our New Testament plan, today we finish our 11th book, and if you're doing

0:16.8

the whole Bible, we finished book number 50.

0:19.6

Yesterday, we finished up with Paul telling us what

0:21.5

it looks like to love each other well, and today he opens by continuing that line of thought.

0:25.9

He reminds us that there's room for a lot of different personal opinions and preferences

0:29.3

in the body of Christ, and that we shouldn't give each other grief over those differences.

0:33.6

Quarreling can provoke feelings of superiority and inferiority. It incites our flesh and promotes pride.

0:39.3

It brings more division than unity.

0:41.3

When it comes to your own convictions, walk according to how the Spirit directs you,

0:45.3

but trust the Spirit to guide other people in their convictions as well.

0:48.3

They may be at a different part of the journey than you are, and that's okay.

0:51.3

God is sovereign over their steps, too.

0:59.9

Verse four reminds us that God is the one who upholds us and sustains our obedience. Ultimately, when it comes to the non-essentials in life, even the religious aspects of life, Paul says it's better to

1:05.1

agree to disagree than to argue and try to prove your point. The time when we should be concerned

1:10.2

with another believer's

1:11.0

actions is when our actions are tripping them up. Serve your brothers and sisters well by your actions.

1:17.0

If you have to lay down some rights and preferences for them, that's okay. Love is a good reason

1:21.5

to pivot. We don't just expect peace to happen naturally. We have to actively pursue it, to disengage

1:27.4

from the flesh and engage with the spirit. And he we have to actively pursue it, to disengage from the flesh and

1:28.2

engage with the spirit. And he says to not only pursue peace, but mutual upbuilding. If this were a

1:34.5

sliding scale, we could put division and quarreling as a negative number, and peace would be a zero

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