AWFT: Romans 12:1-2 “What is Good, Acceptable, and Perfect”?

Paul does not phrase “What is good, acceptable, and perfect.” It is a statement of fact and of faith that God’s will is what is good, acceptable, and perfect. Paul is not known for mincing words. His Damascus Road moment and all of the moments after reflected a singular purpose: to share Christ, Christ crucified and Christ risen!

These two verses contain three commands:

Present your body as a living sacrifice,
Do not be conformed to this world., and
Be transformed by the renewal of your mind.

We receive at least 2 benefits:

Participate in spiritual worship, and
Discern the will of God.

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With a deeply held belief in the God-given dignity and worth of every person, regardless of age, a calling to work with congregations to serve Older Adults, and a desire help other families through the experience of caring for aging parents, Debbie founded Winter Grace Senior Ministries. Debbie is a Deacon in the Global Methodist Church, holds a Master of Theological Studies from Wesley Theological Seminary, and a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Maryland. Debbie serves on the Board of the Coalition of Geriatric Services. Debbie was born and raised in Maryland.