RomansLesson 1 Romans 1 16 The Overview Lesson 2 Romans 1: 1 17 Gospel Introduced Romans 1: 18 32 Gentiles Need for the Gospel Lesson 3 Romans 2: 1 16 Jews Need for the Gospel Romans 2: 17 29 Jewish Inconsistency Lesson 4 Romans 3: 1 18 Universality of Sin Romans 3: 19 31 Justification by Faith Lesson 5 Romans 4: 1 25 The Faith of Abraham Romans 5: 1 21 Adams Sin Christs Atonement Lesson 6 Romans 6: 1 23 Freedom from Sin Romans 7: 1 25 Struggling with Sin

The story of Daniel is a picture of GOD’S wonderful plan—a plan that seems confusing and frightening but one that promises a very happy ending for GOD’S people

Genesis provides a vivid illustration of how a relationship with God is birthed

From the beginning to the end

ranging from deep longing to jubilant expression of joy

Join us as we “open” these letters and learn the same truths that Paul shared with his sons in the faith: The importance of church leadership

Although faithful at the time of Paul’s writing

Romans 1:1-17

the gospel account of John declares the deity of Jesus—THE SON OF GOD—the grand picture beneath the surface

I have included a paragraph which will give you some background and additional information as you prepare to answer that section’s questions

Excluding me by clique and clout

Romans 16:1-27

The book of Psalms can touch our very core as not only reflected by the psalmist David but by many others