Romans: Grace, Faith, and a Transformed Life
A chapter-by-chapter study through Paul’s letter to the Romans. Read the passage, reflect on the daily post, and share your own notes with the community.
Romans: 16 chapters
Romans 1
The chapter is the opening of Paul’s letter to the church in Rome. He is presenting himself, and the Gospel right from the start.
PublishedRomans 2
Big picture - Paul starts to speak about man’s unrighteousness and presents Jesus as the Only solution.
PublishedRomans 3
In this chapter we take a deeper dive in understanding what was true of the law and the judgement we deserved and the contrast with the completed works of Christ.
PublishedRomans 4
Is it our works that counts or is it our faith? In this chapter Paul answers this question, and helps us unpack this idea. “Abraham believed God, and it was counted to him as righteousness.” (Romans 4:3, ESV)
PublishedRomans 5
We have been Justified through Christ, and it’s through Him that we have access to God’s grace.
PublishedRomans 6
Can we continue sinning and count on God’s grace to cover it all ? That’s what Paul asks in this chapter.
PublishedRomans 7
I do the evil I don’t want to do - Paul explains why it is that we are inclined to sin, and how only through Christ can we produce good fruit.
PublishedRomans 8
God’ Everlasting Love
PublishedRomans 9
God is Sovereign, and it is his choice alone that matters.
PublishedRighteousness by Faith
The message of salvation is not hidden or inaccessible. The gospel announces that Christ is the culmination and goal of the law for everyone who believes.
PublishedMercy and Humility
The proper response to God’s wise and sovereign plan is humility, perseverance, and worship.
PublishedLiving Sacrifice
A Christian man offers his body, mind, gifts, relationships, and work to God
PublishedLove and Holy Readiness
Christian freedom is not permission for disorder or self-indulgence; it is freedom to obey God
PublishedConscience and Peace
A strong man willingly limits his liberty when exercising it would wound a weaker brother.
PublishedBearing With the Weak
The church should cultivate a vision larger than its own convenience.
PublishedFaithful Servants and Final Praise
The gospel advances through ordinary saints who work, suffer, give, host, pray, and labour alongside one another.
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