As Paul transitions from discussing the obligation to pay taxes in Romans 13, he shifts to a debt that believers must continually pay: the debt of love. Join Stephen as he delves into Romans 13:8-10, exploring the enduring command to love one another and how it fulfills the law.

Discover why Paul’s admonition to “owe no one anything, except to love each other” does not prohibit borrowing but emphasizes the importance of maintaining a good reputation and fulfilling obligations. Learn how love, as an ongoing debt, manifests in our actions and attitudes, impacting our relationships and reflecting God’s love.

Stephen will unpack how love fulfills the law by preventing adultery, murder, theft, and covetousness, turning us into givers rather than takers. This episode will inspire you to “max out your love limit” and continually pay the debt of love, building bridges for the gospel in your daily life. Tune in to understand how this principle shapes a distinctly Christian testimony in a world that desperately needs to see and experience God’s love.

Biblical Principles for Christians and Government

How should Christians relate to their government, especially when faced with opposition or oppression? In Romans 13:1-7, Paul addresses this question head-on, providing timeless principles that are as relevant today as they were in the days of the Roman Empire.

Join Stephen as he unpacks five key principles from this passage:

1. Submission to government authority is commanded by God.
2. Human government is ordained by God.
3. Disobedience to government brings consequences from God.
4. The justice of good government reveals the character of God.
5. Christians are to financially support their government, including paying taxes.

Stephen explains how these principles apply to believers worldwide, regardless of their specific governmental context. Discover how to honor God through respectful obedience, even when it’s challenging. What does it mean to live as a Christian citizen in today’s world? Tune in to find out and be encouraged to live out your faith in every aspect of life, including paying taxes.

In our increasingly hostile culture, how can Christians be a beacon of light and love? In this practical message, Stephen Davey explores Romans 12:14-21, revealing ten powerful ways to live a life overflowing with grace. Learn how to bless your enemies, rejoice with others, pursue peace, and respond to evil with good.

Key Takeaway: God's grace isn't just for us; it's meant to flow through us and touch a hurting world.

Join us for a journey into the heart of God's grace at Wisdom Online: https://www.wisdomonline.org