Sermons on Romans 13

Paul tells believers to be subject to governing authorities, since authority exists by God’s appointment; rulers are meant to punish wrongdoing and approve what is good, so taxes, revenue, respect, and honor are to be paid as due. He then says that love fulfills the law, since commandments against adultery, murder, theft, and coveting are summed up in loving one’s neighbor. The chapter closes by urging a wakeful, decent life in view of salvation’s nearness, putting on the Lord Jesus Christ and rejecting the works of darkness. Themes include civil authority, love as fulfillment of the law, and moral vigilance.

Sermon videos preached on Romans 13, newest first. Each one shows the preacher, the date, and the exact passage the message is drawn from.

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