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The Practice of Brotherly Love in the Church (Romans 12:10–13)

The Practice of Brotherly Love in the Church (Romans 12:10–13)

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 In Romans 12, the Apostle Paul turns from doctrine to practice, calling believers to live out the gospel through sincere, sacrificial love. In this message from Romans 12:10–13, we examine what brotherly love without dissimulation truly looks like within the church. Using the Old Testament example of David and Jonathan, this sermon shows how genuine Christian affection is marked by self-denial, covenant faithfulness, and preferring others above ourselves. Jonathan's love for David provides a powerful picture of gospel-shaped love that honors rather than self-interest. This message calls believers to: Love sincerely and without hypocrisy Prefer one another in honor Serve the Lord through practical love Show hospitality and care for the saints Endure trials with hope, prayer, and perseverance True brotherly love is not natural to the flesh, but it is the fruit of a renewed mind and a life yielded to. Scripture References: Romans 12:10–13; 1 Samuel 18–20 Speaker: Elder Jonathan Moseley
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