Romans 2:2-5 | S05E05

10/10/22 • 14 min

In this episode, Will and David unpack what it means “not to judge” and how God’s loving kindness leads us to live desperate, dependent, humble lives full of repentance.
For reflection:

What is the difference between “not judging” and moral relativism? (i.e. live and let live)
What is the difference between “love the sinner and hate the sin” vs. “love the sinner and hate my sin”?
How does the loving kindness of God bring us into daily repentance before Him?

In this episode, Will and David unpack what it means “not to judge” and how God’s loving kindness leads us to live desperate, dependent, humble lives full of repentance.
For reflection:

What is the difference between “not judging” and moral relativism? (i.e. live and let live)
What is the difference between “love the sinner and hate the sin” vs. “love the sinner and hate my sin”?
How does the loving kindness of God bring us into daily repentance before Him?

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Romans 1:18-32 | S05E04

In this episode, Will and David examine Paul's definition of sin, how sin is viewed in our world, and the way that Paul expresses that there is only one judge.
Reflection Questions:

According to Paul, why is the wrath of God being revealed?
What is the essence of the truth Paul tells us that people are suppressing?
How do we have conversations about sin with yet to believe friends, neighbors, or coworkers? Where is the best place to start in these conversations?

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Romans 2:6-11 | S05E06

In this episode, Will and David unpack Romans 2:6-11 and Paul’s specific instruction to the Roman church that every person, no matter what background they come from, are desperate and dependent for Christ and need the power of the Gospel to transform their lives.
Reflection questions:

What is the Big idea Paul is trying to express in this text?
Paul describes two different types of people in v.7-10. In your own words, how does he describe those who will receive eternal life?
What does the text tell us about the character of God?
In what ways are you seeking the glory of God, His honor and the unfading joy and peace of His presence?