Paul vividly describes the struggle we have in our efforts to live righteously.

Paul forbids the Christian to continue in sin. Baptism buries our old man. By faith, we are raised to new life. Sin no longer has dominion over us. We are free from sin. We choose who to present ourselves servants of. Those that serve God in righteousness have the promise of eternal life.

Paul expounds on the grace of God. Through Adam sin and death reigned. Through Christ grace and life reign supreme.

Paul shows that the promises of Abraham are to all believers. They are not earned by circumcision or by keeping the Old Testament law because God promised blessings on Abraham and his children before circumcision and the law were given.

Paul demonstrates that Jews and Gentiles are guilty of sin. The hope of salvation is faith in Christ.

Paul explains that God’s will judge both Jews and Gentiles. Judgment will be based on the deeds that we do.

Paul greets the church in Roman. Describes the sins of men and the justice of God’s judgment.

Paul concludes his letter with a warning of discipline, a call to repentance, a push for unity, and a prayer for the blessings of God.

A message about connecting and reaching the lost.

Paul reveals the heart of a true man of God. A sincere God called minister while teach the truth even if it requires personal sacrifice.