In order to avoid the natural hardening effect of sin, Christians must obey the prophetic call of the Spirit and live in repentance. (Romans 11:1–10)

Christians are called to “go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation” (Romans 10:14–21)

The one and only salvation of God, which is by grace through faith in Christ, is immediately accessible to all people. (Romans 10:5–13)

As Christians, we must be open and receptive to the changes that are inspired and prompted by the Spirit. (Romans 9:30–10:4)

As actors in the interactive story of God, we can choose to be part of God’s remnant or to go our own way. (Romans 9:14–29)

God redeems our mistakes on the basis of his love for us and for the glory of his name in the world. (Romans 9:1–13)

God never intended Christianity to be lived in isolation. We grow stronger, care for one another better, and accomplish more for the Kingdom when we intentionally share life with other believers.

Christians should have full confidence in their salvation, a security that is firmly rooted in God rather than in self. (Romans 8:31–34)