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Every section of scripture hold some significance or lesson for us today.
What lessons can we take from the personal greetings of Paul?
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What can we learn from Romans 15:30-33?
JOINING OTHERS IN THEIR STRUGGLE
Romans 15:30
Paul’s example shows us that we need to join each other in our struggles
The sharing of our lives in the good and bad is based on two vital things:
Our relationships in Christ Jesus
The love we have for each other through the Holy Spirit
The love we have for each other through the Holy Spirit
Two things that we need so desperately: (1) Close relationships that go beyond the superficial and (2) Real love for each other that comes from the Holy Spirit.
Romans
JOINING OTHERS IN THEIR STRUGGLE BY PRAYER
One of the first and most meaningful ways we can join others in their struggle is by prayer.
One of the first and most meaningful ways we can join others in their struggle is by prayer!
Joining others in prayer is one of the most important and powerful things that we can do!
HOW CAN WE PUT THESE TRUTHS INTO PRACTICE?
1. ASK FOR THE PRAYERS OF OTHERS -SPECIFICALLY
Romans 15:
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2. ASK HOW YOU CAN PRAY FOR OTHERS - SPECIFICALLY
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