Arlington United Methodist Church

Part 6 of our eight week series on Romans, "Grace is for Everybody". God’s sanctifying grace draws us out of primarily being self-centered into reflecting God’s other-centered love. We also reflect on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 in light of the ethics advocated here by Paul.

Part 5 of our eight week series on Romans- "Grace is for Everybody" The covenant between God and Israel includes all of God’s creation, and is not contained by any cultural context.

Part 4 of our eight week series on Romans- "Grace is for Everybody" Our finite limitations cause us to continue to struggle to make the right choices, but God keeps pursuing us no matter what.

Pt. 3 of our eight week series on Romans- "Grace is for Everybody" We work with God to bring our lives into step with God’s will because we are grateful for all that God has already done for us.

Part 2 of our eight week series on Romans- "Grace is for Everybody" God’s righteousness is made known to us in the life, death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, not in people “getting what they deserve”.

Part 1 of our eight week series on Romans- "Grace is for Everybody" We’re all in the same predicament of being highly imperfect and living for less than God’s absolute best for us, therefore we can’t act like we’re better than anyone else.

Wisdom is the ability to have a “God’s eye view” of the world and of ourselves, and to treat every situation in accordance with God’s will.

Struggling with our faith makes it stronger in the long run.

God’s promises come true and the end of a long and twisty road that often seems like it’s not going where it’s supposed to.

God continually sows seeds into our lives regardless of our “fitness”to receive them.

The church is called to embody and practice the incarnate love of Christ, not merely to give lip service to it.

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