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In Romans 3, Paul explains the doctrine of justification. In Romans 4, Paul tests the doctrine of justification on Abraham. Listen as we explore the magnificent truth that God is a God who justifies the ungodly.

All of humanity is under sin. Thus, we stand unrighteous before God. Yet, God wants people to be in a relationship with him. But for that to happen we must become righteous. Join us as we discover how radically corrupt people become righteous in God's sight.

Join us as we study a difficult truth about humanity. What is the difficult truth? Every person is under sin and guilty before God.

The Jews are trying to justify themselves even if they are living in their sins without accepting the gospel. Paul answers their two key objections in Romans 3:1-8 to the gospel of Grace by addressing God’s character.

Paul addresses how the Jewish people had the sign of the covenant (circumcision) but not the substance of the covenant. Paul explains the need for the true circumcision which only God can do.

Paul warns the Jews that trusting in their Judaism will not make them right with God, Christ alone can justify the ungodly. We, like the Jews, can often trust in the wrong things for security. We think we are holding a life vest when in reality it is a weighted vest.

Listen as we study Romans 2:12-16. Paul explains how God is an impartial judge and why that is good news!

Explore Romans 2 as Paul shifts from condemning heathens to hypocrites. Discover three profound truths about God's judgment: it's inescapable, righteous, and impartial.

In Romans 1:25-32, the apostle Paul continues to explain the problem of idolatry and its devastating effects on the world.

Listen as we study Romans 1:18-24, Paul begins to explain what is wrong with humanity and the need for grace.