Posts with the category “romans-series”

What does life look like after grace? Romans 6 reminds us that we are not just forgiven—we are made new, called to live in the freedom and power of Christ....  Read More

In Romans 5:12–21, Paul draws a powerful contrast between Adam and Jesus. Through Adam came sin and death—but through Christ comes righteousness and life. Understanding these two “Adams” helps us gras...  Read More

Rejoicing in Peace, Suffering, and ReconciliationRomans 5:1–11This week, we continued our journey through Romans by moving from understanding what justification by faith means to how it changes our da...  Read More

Faith is not blind optimism or perfect obedience—it’s trusting that God will do what He has promised. In Romans 4, Paul points to Abraham as our model of faith: not in himself, but in the God who rais...  Read More

Abraham and David were not saved by their works but by faith in God’s promises. Paul reminds us in Romans 3–4 that we cannot “balance the account” of our sins with good deeds. Salvation is by grace al...  Read More

In Romans 3:25–26, Paul points us to the heart of the gospel: the blood of Jesus Christ. His sacrifice is our propitiation—the cleansing that satisfies God’s justice and turns away His wrath. At the c...  Read More

Romans 3:23–24 reminds us of both our desperate need and God’s extravagant love. Though all have sinned and fallen short of His glory, God justifies us freely by His grace through the redemption found...  Read More

In Romans 3, Paul shifts from the bad news—that none of us are righteous on our own—to the very good news: through Jesus Christ, we are made right with God by faith, not works. This truth frees us fro...  Read More