Paul’s letter to the believers at Rome was written to present the Gospel of Jesus Christ in a logical and thorough manner, explaining why one needs salvation in Christ, how one can come to be seen as righteous in God’s sight, and how one should live the Christian life.


Romans 1:1-7

Introduction to the Letter


Romans 1:8-17

The Gospel of God's Grace


Romans 1:18-23

Revelation of God's Wrath


Romans 1:24-32

Consequences of Mankind's Rejection of God


Romans 2:1-5

Confronting the Moralist


Romans 2:6-11

God's Impartial Judgement


Romans 2:12-16

God’s Judgment is According to what One Knows


Romans 2:18-24

The Failure of the Jews to properly honor God


Romans 2:25-29

Misunderstanding Circumcision


Romans 3:1-8

Answering Objections raised by the Jews


Romans 3:9-18

All are Unrighteous before God


Romans 3:19-20

The Purpose of the Law


Romans 3:21-26

Justification by Grace through Faith


Romans 3:27-31

No one can Boast before God


Romans 4:1-5

Abraham, an Example of Justification by Faith


Romans 4:6-12

Righteousness by Faith under the Old Covenant - Part 1


Romans 4:13-17

Righteousness by Faith under the Old Covenant - Part 2


Romans 4:18-25

The Nature of Abraham's Faith


Romans 5:1-5

God's Righteousness Provides Hope & Reconcilation


Romans 5:6-11

God's Righteousness and Love Accomplishes Reconciliation


Romans 5:12-14

Sin and Death Came Through Adam


Romans 5:15-21

Contrasts of two Spiritual Legacies: Adam & Christ


Romans 6:1-10

Freedom from Sin through Union with Christ


Romans 6:11-14

Our Responsibility in LIght of our New Identity and Freedom


Romans 6:15-23

Freedom to Serve a New Master