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In this sermon, Forever Family, Robin Kinstead concludes the series on Romans by highlighting Paul’s vision of God’s people as one eternal family united in Christ. Drawing from Romans 15–16, he shows how believers—whether Jew or Gentile, male or female, rich or poor—are brought together by the gospel into God’s “forever family.” Robin emphasizes that this unity is not based on culture, background, or preference, but on Jesus’ saving work. As Paul commends fellow workers and calls for unity, prayer, and mutual encouragement, we are reminded of our purpose: to teach one another the gospel for the glory of Jesus and to live as witnesses of God’s eternal household. 5 Questions to Think About: 1. What does it mean for you personally to belong to God’s “forever family”? 2. How can you contribute—spiritually and practically—to strengthening unity in your church community? 3. In what ways can you “teach one another the gospel” in your family, friendships, or small groups? 4. How does Paul’s example of prayer and generosity challenge the way you pray and give today? 5. What obstacles or divisions might distract you from living in harmony with fellow believers? 3 Takeaways from the Message: 1. We are precious people placed in God’s forever family through faith in Jesus. 2. God calls us to teach and encourage one another with the gospel for His glory. 3. Our shared identity in Christ unites us beyond culture, background, or circumstance, giving us hope for eternity together.

Scripture References: Romans 15:23-33, Romans 16:10-27

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From Series: "The Book of Romans 12-16"