Romans Studies Index

Romans 1:1-4 - The Gospel Promised Before Time: The Son of God Revealed in Power

Romans 1:5–6 - The Grace That Calls the Nations: Obedience, Faith, and the People of Jesus Christ

Romans 1:7 - The Called and Beloved: Living as Saints in the Grace and Peace of God

Romans 1:8–12 - The Faith That Encourages the Church: Thanksgiving, Longing, and the Mutual Strength Found in Christ

Romans 1:13-15 - The Gospel for All People: Paul's Unfinished Longing and the Universal Mission of Christ

Romans 1:16-17 - The Gospel That Reveals the Righteousness of God: Living Unashamed of the Power That Saves

Romans 1:18-23 - The Glory We Exchanged: Humanity's Rebellion, God's Revelation, and the Hope of the Gospel

Romans 1:24–25 - The Exchange That Enslaved the Human Heart: Idolatry, Divine Judgment, and the God Who Alone Is Worthy of Worship

Romans 1:26-27 - The Passions That Reveal Humanity's Rebellion: Sin, the Disordering of Creation, and the Greater Power of the Gospel

Romans 1:28–32 - The Mind That Refused God: Humanity’s Moral Collapse, Divine Justice, and the Hope Found in the Gospel

Romans 2:1-11 - The God Who Judges Without Partiality: The Universality of Sin, the Riches of Divine Kindness, and the Justice of God's Righteous Judgment

Romans 2:12-16 - The Law Written on the Heart: God's Perfect Justice and Human Accountability

Romans 2:17-24 - The Law, the Heart, and the Witness of a People

Romans 2:25-29 - The Circumcision of the Heart: The New Covenant, True Identity, and the Praise That Comes from God

Romans 3:1–4 - The Advantage of God’s Covenant: Human Unfaithfulness and the Unfailing Faithfulness of God

Romans 3:5–8 - The Righteousness of God and the Folly of Human Excuses

Romans 6:5 - United with Christ in His Death and Resurrection: The Living Reality of a New Creation