Romans Week 57

🔴 LIVE: WHAT IS YOUR STRENGTH FOR? 🏋️‍♂️✝️ | Romans 15:1–3 In our culture, "strength" is usually used as a tool to get ahead, step over the competition, and demand our own way. But the Kingdom of Jesus flips that completely upside down. If you have strength, you are called to carry weight. Today we are diving into Romans 15:1–3 to talk about the ultimate purpose of your freedom and maturity. Hint: It’s not about you. We’re breaking down: ✅ The Texas Education Update: Why the debate over Bible readings in public schools reminds us that we can never "outsource" discipleship. 📚 ✅ Theological Muscle vs. Heart Muscle: How it is entirely possible to be 100% correct in your theology but completely immature in your love. 🧠💔 ✅ Tolerating vs. Carrying: The massive difference between just "putting up" with people and actually bearing their burdens. ✅ Consumers vs. Builders: The uncomfortable truth about church attendance, self-denial, and what it really takes to build people up. 🏗️ ✅ The Ultimate Strong One: How Jesus used His infinite strength not to avoid our weakness, but to step directly into it and absorb it. 🩸 Communion isn't a celebration of how strong we are; it’s a reminder of who carried us. Let’s look at how to use our freedom to love well. Let’s get to work. 🛠️ #LifeChurchNB #Romans15 #KingdomStrength #Discipleship #CarryTheWeight #TexasEducation #Communion #NotMyOwn