Marty’s with us again to walk us through Romans 3. As we dive into the nature of God’s justification, Marty shows us what a priceless gift we have in the righteousness God has declared over us.

Marty’s with us again to walk us through Romans 3. As we dive into the nature of God’s justification, Marty shows us what a priceless gift we have in the righteousness God has declared over us.

Marty’s with us again to walk us through Romans 3. As we dive into the nature of God’s justification, Marty shows us what a priceless gift we have in the righteousness God has declared over us.

This week on *Footnotes, Marty, Paule, and Derek discuss the questions and arguments Paul presents at the opening of Romans 3 before diving deep into the Old Testament references made later in Romans 3 and our resulting responsibilities in light of this passage.

This week on *Footnotes, Marty, Paule, and Derek look at Romans 2:5–11, discussing “The Day,” Roman values, and ulterior motives for why we do what we do.

This week on *Footnotes, Marty, Paule, and Derek look at Romans 2:5–11, discussing “The Day,” Roman values, and ulterior motives for why we do what we do.

Marty Solomon joins us once more, continuing in Romans 1–2. As we dig into the Text, Marty looks at the standards we create for ourselves, as well as our innate desire to set ourselves up “above” others. He reminds us that we are unified by the same problem, no matter who we are, and that our standards will never bring redemption.

Marty Solomon joins us once more, continuing in Romans 1–2. As we dig into the Text, Marty looks at the standards we create for ourselves, as well as our innate desire to set ourselves up “above” others. He reminds us that we are unified by the same problem, no matter who we are, and that our standards will never bring redemption.

Marty Solomon joins us once more, continuing in Romans 1–2. As we dig into the Text, Marty looks at the standards we create for ourselves, as well as our innate desire to set ourselves up “above” others. He reminds us that we are unified by the same problem, no matter who we are, and that our standards will never bring redemption.

This week on *Footnotes, Marty, Paule, and Derek look at Romans 2:5–11, discussing “The Day,” Roman values, and ulterior motives for why we do what we do.