What Does Romans Say About Homosexuality? | Romans 1:21–28 | Episode 53

What does Romans say about homosexuality? In Romans 1:21–28, Paul describes mankind exchanging the truth about God for a lie and God giving them over to dishonorable passions. But what is the “error” that brings judgment? Is homosexuality itself the cause, or is Paul tracing something deeper?In this episode, we follow Paul’s argument in context and look carefully at what he says about homosexuality, unbelief, and the “due penalty for their error.” The error Paul identifies is the rejection of God and His truth, while homosexuality is one of the sinful behaviors described within the fallen condition that follows.We also consider an important question for Christians: what happens when a believer struggles with serious sexual sin? Grace does not require us to redefine sin, but neither does sin place a believer outside the reach, fellowship, or help of God. Christ has cleansed us, and His grace gives us freedom to walk by the Spirit rather than remain in bondage to the flesh.Read the companion Bible study and join the conversation:https://wakinguptograce.com/053-homosexuality-the-due-penalty-for-error-romans-1-21-28/