One Anothering for Everyone (Romans 12:3-13)

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By way of introduction: How can we measure, grace?

(Grace = undeserved favour)

Read Romans 12:3-13

1)      As we read Romans 12, we see that everything starts by God’s mercy and grace (verse 1, verse 3). Discuss how this reforms what we think of ourselves and others, using the language of this passage.

 

2)     What are the implications of verse 5, that we are ‘members of one another’?

 

3)     ‘Having gifts that differ according to the grace given us…’, what will this mean for our theology-in-practice of “one-anothering”.

 

4)     What would it look like to live–out the one another phrases of verse 10, in our circles of relationships – particularly in the church?

5)     Where do we find these things hard?

 

6)     How does Jesus make it possible for to have a ministry of one-anothering?

 

7)     What can fill our prayers, now?

 

Pray for one another.


Russ Grinter

Russ serves as Pastor of Reforming Presbyterian Church in East Bendigo, and as Teaching Elder he serves under the care of the North Western Victoria Presbytery. Russ is convener of the Ministry Development Committee of the PCV, and passionately is part of leadership development at Cruciforming.

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