Romans 15:14-33

This sermon explores Romans 15:14-32, where the Apostle Paul commends the Roman church for their goodness, knowledge, and ability to counsel one another. The pastor emphasizes that all believers are called to be priests unto God, not as intermediaries, but as representatives offering themselves and others as living sacrifices. The message challenges Christians to move beyond head knowledge to practical goodness that flows from their nature. Paul's missionary calling to the Gentiles serves as an example of knowing one's purpose and fulfilling it with confidence in God's power. The sermon concludes with Paul's request for prayer regarding his journey to Jerusalem and eventual trip to Rome, highlighting the importance of specific, earnest prayer in the Christian life.