Romans 15:13: Is It a Sin to Lack Hope?
Romans 15:13 does not scold the hopeless; it prays that the God of hope would fill believers with joy and peace as they trust him. Hope here is a gift that grows through faith and the Spirit's power, not a duty to force by willpower.
What Does Romans 15:13 Mean? Context, Theology, and Application
Romans 15:13 asks the God of hope to fill believers with joy and peace in faith so they overflow with Spirit-powered hope as one people in Christ.