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Romans 12

Christian Conduct

by David Martyn (D. M.) Lloyd-Jones

Publication

Series
Romans
Series volume
XII
Date published
2000
Print status
In print

The Physical Book

Binding
Hardcover
Total pages
528 pages
ISBN-13
9780851517940

Reference

Publisher page
View at publisher

Contents

  • 1. A new section in the Epistle
  • 2. The opening verses
  • 3. The appeal to mind and heart
  • 4. Five reasons for offering our bodies to God
  • 5. Reasonable service
  • 6. The soul and the world
  • 7. Avoiding obscurantism and traditionalism
  • 8. 'Conformed' and 'transformed'
  • 9. The renewing of the mind in practice
  • 10. The goal of Christian conduct
  • 11. The gifts of the Spirit in the church
  • 12. Everything in the church owed to grace
  • 13. The church as the body of Christ
  • 14. The church a spiritual society
  • 15. A living, functioning unity
  • 16. Nature of spiritual gifts
  • 17. Have certain gifts ceased?
  • 18. Prophesying according to the proportion of faith
  • 19. The other gifts mentioned
  • 20. Gifts not mentioned in this chapter
  • 21. Churches self-governing, but not isolated
  • 22. Worship in the New Testament and today
  • 23. Further aspects of worship in the New Testament
  • 24. A new subsection
  • 25. Brotherly love
  • 26. Our attitude to our Christian calling
  • 27. The ultimate antidote to slothfulness: we are serving the Lord
  • 28. Tribulation
  • 29. Fellowship with the necessity of the saints
  • 30. Reacting to ill-treatment
  • 31. Reacting to the joy and sorrow of others
  • 32. The sin of intellectual pride
  • 33. Not retaliating when ill-treated
  • 34. Never exact vengeance
  • 35. Kindness to enemies to bring about repentance