The gospel does not discriminate. We see this in Paul’s letter to Philemon as he asks him to take back his runaway slave, Onesimus , not as a slave but rather as a beloved brother in Christ. Onesimus ran away from his master, Philemon, and escaped to Rome. On his journey, he ran into the apostle Paul and became a Christian. In Paul’s letter to Philemon, it becomes evident that the gospel can transform lives and also unite two unexpected people as brothers.
Engels
Magnificent Journey : Living Deep in the Kingdom
John Bunyan : Journey of a Pilgrim
Sex, Romance, and the Glory of God : What Every Christian Husband Needs to Know
Many Are Called : Rediscovering the Glory of the Priesthood
Holy Bible in Audio - King James Version: Exodus
Holy Bible in Audio - King James Version: 2 John
Holy Bible in Audio - King James Version: Amos
Holy Bible in Audio - King James Version: Genesis
Holy Bible in Audio - King James Version: Ecclesiastes
Holy Bible in Audio - King James Version: Malachi
Holy Bible in Audio - King James Version: Philippians
Holy Bible in Audio - King James Version: Isaiah
