Daily Readings (Page 304)
Romans 2:4-5
What is the purpose of God’s long suffering patience? What application can be made for Christians? For non-Christians?
Romans 2:1-3
Is it ever appropriate for us to judge other people? If so, when, who, and how?
Romans 1
Note that in Romans 1, God did NOT give up on anyone, rather he gave them over to something, hence, here is always the hope of repentance. Have you been praying continuously for others that they will be won to Christ and be reconciled to him?
Romans 1:24-30
What are the four things that God gave the unrighteous men up to?
Romans 1:21-23
Special attention is placed on the heart and the mind − the mental rejection of God. Trace the seven steps of this process.
Romans 1:19-21
According to Paul, what are the two qualities that God reveals about himself?
Romans 1:19-21
Instead of responding to this truth, how did men choose to respond? How are we supposed to respond to this truth?
Romans 1:18
God revealed his truth to unrighteous men. What do you think this truth is?
Romans 1:11-13
Paul wanted to visit them earlier, but was ‘prevented’. What does this say about his priorities?
Romans 1:9-12
Why do you think Paul told the Roman church that he prayed for them? How can we show care towards others?