Romans 14:21

Romans 14:21 ESV

It is good not to eat meat or drink wine or do anything that causes your brother to stumble.

Applying Righteousness: Towards Others/Selflessness

Romans 9-16 · Sunday 31 · Romans 14:1-15:13 · Sunday, 23 November 2025 · the whole Sunday

Romans 14 calls the church to unity despite diversity, urging believers not to judge one another over non‑essential matters such as eating meat or…

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Verse 19 through 21.

The speaker explores how Christians should handle matters that are not outright sinful but can cause stumbling or conflict, such as personal…

The sermon shares a story of his marriage to his wife Kim, showing that God joins people with different backgrounds. It then turns to Romans 14…

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on that we don't use our liberties to cause someone else to sin. Verses 20 through 23 in our passage in

Unity in the church is the focus of this message, which examines Romans 14 and 15. The speaker explains that believers often divide over personal…

Romans 14 is the focus of the message, showing how Christians should respond when they disagree on non‑essential matters. The preacher explains that…

The sermon looks at Romans 14 and Romans 15, where Paul tells believers to welcome one another instead of arguing over personal convictions about…

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So Romans 14, verse 21.

Josh Combs23 Nov 20255:55

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But then he goes on in verses 13 to 23.

Josh Yates23 Nov 202521:45

I love verses 21 and 22 here, 'cause he says,

Josh Yates23 Nov 202528:04

Be unified, Paul says. There are some things that are worth dying over. There are others, many, many others that are not. Give those things up. Who cares who's right and wrong and walk together. The second point, he pivots slightly in…