Paul turns his sights on the Jewish, religious person who believes that the practice of his religion exempts him from God's judgment of sin.

Paul brings all mankind into God's courtroom and shows the witnesses that will testify against man at the judgment.

Paul turns his attention from the pagan world to the religious man saying "you" too have no excuse before God. Righteousness before God requires perfection in works. The sinner has no other hope that the gospel of Christ.

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Paul continues by showing why he is eager to preach the gospel in Rome. The wrath of God is being revealed upon all unrighteousness of men. He goes on to show us the terrifying reality of what this wrath looks like as he builds his case for the gospel.

Paul gives his theme for the letter to the Romans. He is unashamed of the Gospel because of certain truths that he trusts about the gospel. This gospel is the power of God for Salvation.

Paul continues his introduction to the church at Rome. He tells them his desire to see them and his longing to preach the gospel there. Paul shows them his heart, and in it, we see what a heart that is consumed with the gospel looks like

Paul introduces himself, his message, and his purpose to the Roman Christians. We see in his introduction, what a servant of Christ looks like.

Paul tells the Colossians that they need no secret knowledge or higher spirituality to have perfect relationship with God. They need only Walk in the salvation that Christ has purchased.

God announces the good news to shepherds watching over their flocks. The good news of the gospel is that because of the birth of Christ, man can now have peace with God. This message changes the shepherds in the same way that the gospel changes hearts today

The prologue of John gives us a clear description of who Jesus is. Only the real biblical Jesus is the savior. He alone brings the perfect righteousness that the Father requires