Just as splitting the party can be hazardous to one’s health as well as impede your goals or objectives, the same can be said in the Christian life. Our enemy Satan LOVES when Christians struggle to get along and try to go it alone. It is when we are most vulnerable to spiritual attack. Getting along with others has always been difficult, even since the days of the early church, but it has also always been worth it. Because good relationships are so vital to the Christian life, Paul addresses them in Romans when he shares some of the identifying qualities of what it means to be a true Christian. 

Background: Penned by the Apostle Paul to the church in Rome, it was written with the intent of unifying Jewish and Non-Jewish Christians as one body, through sound biblical theology and practical Christian living. 

Big Idea: Three “go-to’s” for getting along with others. (Romans 12:9-21)