Sincerity & Love
According to Romans 12:9, what is the attitude we must have toward love?
Love must be sincere.
Romans 12:11 says, "Never be lacking in zeal." What does "zeal" refer to in this context?
Zeal refers to enthusiasm and fervor in serving the Lord.
According to Romans 12:13, who should we share with?
The Lord’s people who are in need.
According to Romans 12:14, how should we respond to those who persecute us?
Bless them and do not curse them.
Romans 12:19 advises us not to take revenge. Who does Paul say will avenge wrongs?
God.
In Romans 12:10, what does Paul encourage us to do in relation to one another?
Be devoted to one another in love and honor one another above yourselves
What does Romans 12:12 say about being joyful?
Be joyful in hope.
What does Romans 12:13 teach us to practice in addition to sharing with others?
Hospitality.
In Romans 12:15, how are we encouraged to respond when others are rejoicing?
Rejoice with those who rejoice.
According to Romans 12:20, what should we do if our enemy is hungry or thirsty?
Feed them and give them something to drink.
What does it mean to "hate what is evil" as stated in Romans 12:9?
We should avoid and reject all evil behavior, attitudes, or actions.
Romans 12:12 says we should be patient in what?
Affliction.
What is the connection between sharing with those in need and practicing hospitality?
Both involve showing love, generosity, and concern for others by meeting their physical and emotional needs.
According to Romans 12:15, how should we respond when others are mourning?
Mourn with those who mourn.
What is the purpose of feeding and giving drink to our enemy, as mentioned in Romans 12:20?
It will heap burning coals on their head (symbolizing kindness overcoming evil).
How can we show "devotion" to others in our everyday lives, based on Romans 12:10?
By caring for them, putting their needs above our own, and showing consistent kindness.
According to Romans 12:12, what should we remain faithful in?
Prayer.
How can someone practice hospitality in a practical way, based on Romans 12:13?
By inviting others into their home, offering help, or sharing resources with those in need.
Romans 12:16 encourages us to live in harmony with one another. What is the opposite of harmony that we should avoid?
Pride and conceit.
Romans 12:21 says, "Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good." What does this principle look like in practice?
Responding to evil with acts of goodness, kindness, and forgiveness rather than retaliating.
In Romans 12:10, it says to honor others above yourselves. What does this look like in a practical scenario?
Serving others humbly, listening to their needs, and not being selfish in relationships.
In times of hardship, how can we practice "joy in hope" as described in Romans 12:12?
By trusting in God's promises and focusing on the hope we have in Christ, even in difficulties.
How does sharing with others and practicing hospitality reflect God's love in the world?
It demonstrates God’s generosity and care for all people, reflecting Christ's love to the world.
In Romans 12:18, what does Paul say about living at peace with others?
If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone.
How can "overcoming evil with good" help heal broken relationships, based on Romans 12:21?
It transforms negative cycles of conflict and encourages reconciliation by showing love, patience, and understanding.