In Romans 2:12-16, Paul argues that all people, whether they have the law or not will be judged. Ignorance of the law is no excuse because the moral law of God is written on people's hearts.

What does this passage mean when it says that all people will be judged by what they do? Does it teach that we are saved by works?

After visiting with Elizabeth, Mary erupts in praise to God. Her "magnificat" contains many Old Testament quotations and allusions.

Mary, was chosen by God to bear the Savior. Her faith in the Lord and submission to His plan is an example to us.

In Romans 1:24-32, Paul describes the judgement of God as humankind rejects God. Homosexuality, along with other sins, represents a rejection of God's Truth and a willingness to exchange it for a lie. As people reject

In Romans 1:18-23, Paul begins the main body of Romans with God's righteous Judgment on mankind. The reasons for this are given: creation bears witness to God's power and the fact that man's rejects God's revelation wit

In Romans 1:16, Paul says that he is not ashamed of the Gospel because it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes. This message answers the question, "How can a person be right with God?"

Paul expressed his love for the Christians at Rome because he was serving Christ with an eager heart.

In Romans 1:2-7, Paul gives the overview of the book of Romans. The Gospel is about Jesus Christ who is the God-Man.