Series: Grace in the Book of Romans
The Result of Grace
By: Mike Mazzalongo Posted: September, 2016
Paul concludes his teaching on grace by describing the final results in a person's life after being saved by faith in response to God's grace.
Discussion Questions
- Humility is described as both an accurate view of ourselves and the use of our gifts to serve others. How can we cultivate humility in a culture that often values self-promotion and personal success?
- Romans 12 lists many characteristics of love, including sincerity, meekness, and peace-making. Which of these qualities do you find most challenging to practice, and why?
- Submission is the third mark of transformation, applying to government, society, and fellow believers. How can we balance submission with standing for truth and justice in our modern context?
- Paul emphasizes acceptance of one another as Christ accepted us. How does mutual submission within the church strengthen both individual believers and the body of Christ as a whole?