Personal Convictions vs. Biblical Principals: What’s The Difference and What Should We Do If Someone Disagrees With Our Convictions?

Hey friends! Today we are in Romans 14, a passage where Paul tackles the issue of what he calls "disputable matters". These disputable matters are essentials matters that are not black and white in the Bible and leave room for personal conviction from Holy Spirit for us to use discernment to determine what is best for us and our families. Now, personal convictions are not just "my truths" or "my opinion". Personal convictions still must not contradict God's will and design. But they are also not clear, black and white Biblical principals either such as the resurrection, certain things being clear sin, etc. And we must be careful with making sure we are not confusing our personal convictions as Biblical principals for all to follow. There are many areas where Christians can agree to disagree. In the end, we must remember we are all on Team Jesus and we shouldn't let these disputable matters divide us as a church.Would you like to have access to even more in-depth and exclusive Jesus-based content? Head over to my Instagram and become of the very first to subscribe to exclusive content! Exclusive reels, stories, lives, and posts just for you! Get access to deeper, tougher conversations that we normally don't talk about on public platforms. See podcast episodes before they ever air! And get a fun subscriber icon! It's only $4.99 and you can cancel at any time. Find  my IG here and see you there! IG: @val_reynoldsWork with me // www.valreynolds.comConnect with me // @val_reynoldsCollab with me // [email protected] Support the showWork with me // www.valreynolds.comConnect with me // @val_reynoldsCollab with me // [email protected]