Christian Code of Conduct Romans 12:9. (Pray) The first eleven chapters of Romans are some of the most enlightening words one could ever see or hear. All of us would do well to study them repeatedly. They show in the clearest of terms the way of salvation from sin according to God’s grace. From chapter twelve on to the end of the book of Romans are words that are just as enlightening. They have to do with some practical things about how the believer is to behave after the salvation experience. We might call this sermon the “Christian Code of Conduct.” There are three things to think about in verse nine of our text. Consider: The Believer and other Christians, The Believer and the Unsaved, and The Believer and the Government. Christian service is a life of humility in which we esteem our fellow servants as better than we think of ourselves. We ought to shun the ungodly things of the world, the flesh, and the devil and pray for the salvation of our unsaved friends and loved ones while walking and talking in a way that God might use to bring them to repentance and faith in Christ. Regarding the government, we ought to render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s but remember that God always comes first and the best human laws are those that are based on His holy standards. AMEN
Posted on: Sun, 19 Jan 2014 01:11:11 +0000
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