Romans 14
Pastor John examines the implications of the Jerusalem Council's decisions regarding Jewish law for Gentile believers. He argues that while the ceremonial law has been fulfilled in Christ, Christians must maintain a balance between grace and obedience by extending freedom of conscience in disputable matters.
Romans 14
Pastor John examines Christian liberty through Romans 14, teaching that while differences in 'disputable matters' are acceptable, believers must prioritize love over personal preference. The central application is that mature Christians have a profound responsibility to modify their behavior so they do not cause weaker brothers or sisters to stumble and lose faith.