The Wrath of God (Romans 1:18) Contemporary churches rarely mention the wrath of God, simply because people find it uncomfortable. And they certainly do not teach that even Christians can come fac...

The Power of the Gospel (Romans 1:16-17) Paul never ceased to preach the gospel, even though he was met with scorn and suffering wherever he went. He did so because he knew the greatness of the po...

A Debtor (Romans 1:11-15) The faith of a Christian is the faith to give—a faith that gives everything, as a mother gives to her child! This was also the very heart the Apostle Paul had toward the ...

With My Spirit (Romans 1:8-10) People serve God with different motives. Some do it for their own righteousness, some out of fear of being rejected, some for honor, and others for power. But what G...

They Who Are the Called (Romans 1:5-7) God’s calling is never about an individual alone. It is tied to the great work of glorifying His name, and for this reason, God regards His calling toward us...

Obedience of the Faith (Romans 1:5) “Isn’t it true that if I believe in Jesus, I’m already saved? I think putting too much emphasis on obedience sounds a bit legalistic. Sure, living an obedient l...

The Power of the Resurrection (Romans 1:3-4) “God’s love? Honestly, I don’t really know God is high up in heaven, and I’m here struggling every day on earth. Does He really know the pain I’m going...

The Son of God (Romans 1:3-4) “So what—you’re saying the Son of God didn’t really come into the world for us? That He came for some other reason, and since He was already here, He went ahead and s...

The Old Testament (Romans 1:2) “Wait—weren’t the Pharisees and scribes the ones who knew the Old Testament best? If the Old Testament really spoke about the gospel, then why didn’t they recognize ...

The Gospel of God (Romans 1:1) The gospel is the news of salvation proclaimed to mankind who had fallen into despair because of sin. It is news that comes from God. So great is its value that it m...