Commentary on Romans 11:1-2a, 29-32
The lectionary does us no favors by splitting Romans 11 [...]

The lectionary does us no favors by splitting Romans 11 [...]

A cursory reading of Romans might lead one to think [...]

One could probably preach on this passage for months without much repetition, except for its [...]

At first glance, Paul’s appeal to his audience to “present your bodies as a living [...]

It can be challenging to preach from this lectionary passage. It’s not that it lacks [...]

We are tempted to skip a passage like this in preaching. Verse 9 has no [...]

This passage, part of the larger section of Romans 12-15, has traditionally been called the [...]

It is perhaps a conventional American aspiration to be debt-free in every way, because it [...]

An English proverb says, “Faults are thick where love is thin”; but God demonstrates the [...]

It is tough to praise God if you are busy passing judgment on other people. [...]