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In Romans 2:1-16, the apostle Paul addresses the issue of judgment and righteousness. In this passage, he emphasizes that everyone, regardless of their background or beliefs, will be judged by God based on their actions and the condition of their heart. Paul highlights the importance of not being quick to judge others while being mindful of one's own shortcomings. He points out that God's judgment is fair and impartial, with rewards for those who seek to do good and punishment for those who persist in wrongdoing. The passage underscores the idea that it's not merely knowing the law that matters but living according to it that counts in God's judgment.

Scripture References: Romans 2:1-16, Matthew 24:37-39, Acts 17:3, Proverbs 24:12, Psalms 119:60

From Series: Romans | More Messages from Pastor Bartley Sawatsky

From Series: "Romans"

Paul’s letter to the church in Rome is widely loved among followers of Jesus as one of the most theologically rich books in the entire Bible. Its themes of salvation, grace and faith have resonated deeply with readers in different times, places and circumstances. As we take a fresh look at the book of Romans for our day, we’ll take our time to journey through the text, ask thoughtful questions and allow it to kindle our faith and love for Jesus.