Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Romans 5:1-11 calls us to continually rejoice in what Jesus Christ has done for us. There are, in fact, no commands in this passage. It is simply a declaration of the joy we can have in the hope we have, even in trials, because ultimately our rejoicing is in God himself.
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