In this week’s message, “Let Love Be Genuine,” explores Romans 12:9–18 and invites us to reflect on what authentic Christian love looks like in our everyday relationships. Whether you’re watching from home or on the go, we’re glad you’re here.

📖 Scripture: Romans 12:9–18
🎙️ Message: “Let Love Be Genuine”
⛪ Series: Fellowship / Koinonia

Romans tells us, “Let love be genuine.” But what happens when loving another person pushes us beyond our comfort zone? In this message, Pastor John Arnold shares how an unexpected friendship challenged his assumptions and helped him discover a deeper kind of love—love rooted in humility, honor, service, and the recognition that every person is a child of God. As you listen, consider where God might be inviting you to let go of pretense, move beyond discomfort, and show up more authentically in your relationships.

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Reflection Questions:

1. Where do you find yourself putting up a mask in relationships?
2. Who is difficult for you to genuinely honor?
3. What assumptions influence how quickly you value another person?
4. How might Jesus be asking you to move beyond your relational comfort zone?
5. What would “outdoing one another in showing honor” look like this week?