Do not judge those weaker in the faith. The transgression of the law is sin. In addition to keeping God's law, in "doubtful matters" (in matters of personal opinion), if it is against your conscience, it is also sin.

Paul's attitude toward the holy days cannot be determined from a few verses… plucked out of context… and used to say things contrary to the example of Jesus and of Paul himself. The 3 most commonly cited are: Colossians 2:14-17…

Romans 14: Respecting the importance of the conscience in the work of God.

Romans 14: Christians do not judge or look down on others, but welcome everyone without passing judgment on doubtful things.

In a continuing series of sermons on the book of Romans, Philip Aust covers chapters 13 and 14. These two chapters focus on two important themes - God's expectation that we obey the governing authorities, and the need to consider…

Often well-meaning people take a look at Romans 14 to say that the church no longer has to keep the Sabbath and can now partake of unclean meats as labeled in Leviticus. Even the church today has to defend our…