Romans 1:16-18 The righteousness God requires is the righteousness God provides.
Romans 1:8-17 The righteousness required by God is supplied by God through Jesus Christ.
Romans 1:1-7 Consider the Gospel,proclaimed to the nations, the Gospel producing the obedience of faith, and finally, the Gospel existing for the glory of God.
Romans 1:1-7 The gospel is God's covenantal message, concerning His Son, promised in Scripture, proclaimed to the nations, producing the obedience of faith and ultimately, always, ultimately, aimed at the…
Romans 1:1-7 The sovereign God of the covenant claims his people as bondslaves, calls them affectionately and sets them apart for the gospel of his son, so that we might…
Romans 1:1-17 There are some books of the Bible that comfort us, some that confront us, and some that seem to gather up the whole of God's truth, if you…
Romans 16:17-27 Despite the back-and-forth nature of the end to this letter, one idea comes through, and it’s the same idea that’s shone throughout the whole letter: the gospel, which…
Romans 16:1-16 Paul greets a number of people, the longest list of greetings, in fact, in all of his letters, who exhibit the characteristics he praised at the end of…
Romans 16:1-16 This list of names actually functions as a window into the work of the gospel. Just as we considered last week with Paul’s travel plans, so here we…
Romans 15:14-33 Look closely at what Paul says here and to see that when Paul gives us his travel plans, he’s giving us more than just an itinerary. You see,…