The sermon explores the foundational nature of the opening verses of Romans, emphasizing Paul's identity as a servant of Jesus Christ and the profound significance of the gospel concerning His Son. It unpacks the historical context of the letter, noting its purpose as a foundational teaching for believers in Rome who had not yet personally encountered Paul, and traces the prophetic promises throughout the Old Testament—from Moses to David to Isaiah—that foretold the coming of Christ. Ultimately, the message highlights the centrality of Jesus as Lord, emphasizing His divine nature, sacrificial work, and the believer's call to joyful submission and service, awaiting His promised return.