Daily Readings (Page 155)

Is it right for everyone to pay taxes? Why and why not?

What is the purpose of the rulers being appointed by God? What are the benefits of subjecting to these rulers?

Who is to subject to the authority? Why are we to submit to the law of the government? What should we do if we are unsure that a particular law is in conflict with our biblical principles?

What may be needed when we attempt to “overcome evil with good”?

What is our right may not necessarily be the right thing to do: how may this align with what Paul suggests about dealing with our enemies?

Living in harmony takes a lot of effort for each person: what attitude is needed?

We can take life for granted easily until unpleasantries happen: how do we respond to persecution or to weep with those who weep?

As you look through the list of things to do here, identify a related activity that you may apply for each item during the course of this week.

What does love, the way Paul describes here, look like in reality?

What is the goal for using our diverse gifts within the body of Christ?