Romans 15:14 ... the 4c's
Romans 15:14 ... the 4c's

Romans 15:14 ... the 4c's

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Good morning, Five Minute Families. We just completed our September marriage retreat, and as fall progresses we will be welcoming grieving individuals during a support group meeting once a week for six weeks and during a weekend grief retreat. Please pray for the families who were here deepening their marital relationships and for those who are mourning the loss of their spouses. We are moved by the juxtaposition of those two aspects of our ministry here at CVR. We celebrate God’s design for marriage, and we mourn with those who mourn their lifetime loves. Yet, in all aspects of life, we seek to glorify the God of the universe who gives our lives purpose. With that in mind, today's five minutes will focus on Romans 15:14: “And concerning you, my brothers and sisters, I myself also am convinced that you yourselves are full of goodness, filled with all knowledge and able also to admonish one another.” The Scriptures are full of wisdom, encouragement, and application for life both present and eternal. Today this scripture fulfills those points very well. A former professor of mine, Dr. Robert Kellemen, illuminated this verse several years ago, pointing out God’s “4 C's" within this verse. Those are community, character, content, and competence. So, how can we as Five Minute Families take these points into our relationships? In our traditional five-point format, let us encourage you through the aspects of Romans 15:14 opening with that which is preeminent. 1. Christ. Nothing starts with without Christ. Many focus on the salvation He brings, which, of course, is a great gift and a great sacrifice He has done for us. Because of that sacrifice we have new life, now and forever. Romans 15:14 highlights not only some of the benefits but also the reality of our newness in Christ. If you have accepted Christ as your Savior, these next 4 points are yours. 2. Community. Just as Paul writes to his audience of believers, he highlights our connection in community. Brothers and sisters. The community of believers goes b

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