Episode

Romans 14

Podcast
Commuter Bible NT
Published
Jun 29, 2026
Duration seconds
338
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Summary

If you’ve been a Christian for even small window of time, you know that there will be issues over which you and another Christian disagree. Some disagreements may be very sharp and worth making distinctions about, including the deity of Christ, the exclusivity of salvation by Christ, and the inerrancy of Scripture. There are plenty of other issues, however, over which it’s OK to disagree about. Such disagreements would fall under what’s typically called “Christian liberty” and Paul discusses of these should be handled within the church. In short, we are to pursue what promotes peace and what builds up one another.