As Paul writes about both Jews and Gentiles needing Jesus to be saved, he tells us in Romans 3.30b that, God will justify the circumcised...

The MSV (Marcos Schultz Version) renders Romans 2.12-13 as such: All those who opt to walk their own way while not being part of the...

Paul strings together parts of four psalms, into one single as it is written passage in Romans 3.10-18. I am not expecting you to read...

This idea that, “if God was good, He wouldn’t be sending people to hell," is taken on straightforwardly by Paul in Romans chapter three....

Our main focus these many decades has been to send and support fishers of men. Rey and Lidia have been on the field 16 years, longer than...

Forgive me for jumping backwards but I keep slowly reading and rereading the opening chapters of Romans. Allow me to add some background...

So nice of mankind to return the favor to God. He made us in His own image; so we remade Him in ours! (They)“exchanged the glory of the...

In just 30 short words, Romans 1.21 has so much to say, and none of it is lovely. People knew God through His out-of-this-world creation!...

The creation itself preaches so eloquently Who He is, and how He is. For his invisible attributes, namely, his eternal power and divine...

Man... our love affair with unrighteousness and willingness to suppress the truth. As he did with Eve, Satan plays mind games with us to...

I find it interesting that God wrote Romans, a whole book of more than 775,000 words (it took weeks for me to finish counting!), so that...

Ever wonder why some people say the book of Romans is confusing? Maybe for things like this: In 3.1 the question is asked, what advantage...

Paul tells us in Romans 1.16-17 what the next 15 chapters will be about: Salvation, Righteousness, Faith. For I am not ashamed of the...

I am going to jump ahead a couple of chapter because I was stopped din my tracks by Roman 4.13 this morning. For the promise to Abraham...

Paul says in Romans 1.14, "I am in debt to both the Greeks and the non-Greeks, to the wise and to the foolish.’ I am not sure exactly...

Paul was eager to go to Rome and meet these folks. He wanted to be a blessing to them. But he also knew he would be blessed as well...

I suppose that, in that day, Rome was the most famous place on the planet and there was a general sense of, “Even when I am not in Rome,...

Amongst all those commas, there is abundant lusciousness. Paul is a servant, and an apostle, and he has been set apart. And the Gospel he...

I’ve been “just thinking” I want to open up to Romans. Have you ever noticed that the first seven verses are one long sentence? Of course...

Matthew talks a lot about money in his report on Jesus. As I read through John, I am discovering that John’s thing seems to more be...