In the first thirteen verses of this chapter Paul summarises what he has being saying about the attitude and practices of the believers...

Paul continues his broad theme of showing how those justified by faith ought to live out their Christian lives.

However we must use wisdom when we interpret vv1-7 since people such as Adolf Hitler have tried to use these verses to demand total subject

In view of all that God has done for us the following actions should occur in our lives also and be filled with gratitude...

It is no secret what God can do, what He has done for others, He will do for you With arms wide open He will pardon you

Romans 11:1-36 Daddy God has not forgotten His kids in Israel It was always God’s intention to bring together a remnant of the Jews and a...

Paul shares his heart with his Christian family and reassures them that his deepest desire is for the Jews to come to saving faith. The Jews

we come to chapter 9 which is probably one of the least popular chapters in the bible. It is about God and how He does things.

chapter 8 represents the zenith of Paul’s teaching on justification by faith and describes some of the most triumphant news for the believer

Do not give the old nature squatter's rights!

In the whole bible Romans chapters 6-8 probably provide the most detailed teaching on how to walk in victory in the Christian life.

In summary, the Law; 1. Increases the knowledge and awareness of sin. 2. Directs the sinner’s attention towards the need for God’s grace

Romans 4:1-25 a short commentary Abraham Justified by Faith Last time we looked at chapter 3:9-31 and we saw that whether you are a Jew...

"Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily

Romans 3:9-31 a short commentary Last time in Chapter 2 and the first 8 verses of Chapter 3 we saw firstly that the wrath of God was also...

The major themes of the letter (chapters 1-3) focus on the wrath of God; Chapter 1:18-32 God’s wrath against (mainly) the Gentiles...

These passages (chapters 1-3) give the bad news about sinful man before going on to the Good News about Jesus Christ.

Paul is quoting the prophet Habakkuk here who also had to learn to trust God by exercising trust and faith in His person, His character and

Introduction to the letter to the Romans The epistle to the Romans can be a life changing study and has lead to many a salvation or...

The Blessings of the New Covenant In Part 3 we saw that our God is a God of covenants. A covenant is a formal binding agreement between...