David Guzik - Enduring Word

Romans 16 expresses God's love for the people, name by name.

An important part of the Christian life is going out into all the world and giving the good news of Jesus.

Living a Christian life full of concern for others and full of God's joy.

How Christians should think about others, and lay down liberties when helpful.

The Apostle Paul gives practical help for living pure lives in an impure world.

In his practical instructions for Christian living, Paul tell us how to get along with other believers.

Paul begins the more practical part of his letter to the Romans, starting with a call for believers to be a living sacrifice.

Paul marvels in the greatness of God and in His ultimate promise to bring salvation to Israel.

God's enduring promise to restore Israel.

Paul explains how Israel's failure was their own responsibility.

Paul explains how God's plan for Israel furthers His eternal purpose.

Soaring high, Paul tells us of the unconquerable grace and love of God in Jesus Christ.

With great triumph, Paul describes some of the many blessings that come to us by grace, through faith in Jesus.

The power of God's grace to help overcome the struggle against sin.

How we become dead to the law through the death of Jesus for us.

God's grace transforms our life, giving us power to battle occasional sins.

God's grace transforms our life, setting us free from the power of habitual sin.

Paul explains how the work of Jesus, the Second Adam, is greater than the fall of the first Adam.

Paul continues his telling of the benefits of being made right with God by faith, and how it changes even adversity in life.

Paul begins to describe the wonderful benefits of being made right with God by faith, beginning with our standing in grace.

Paul sets forth Abraham as the example of one who was justified before God by faith, and how also can be.

Paul shows how the recieved righteousness of God through faith worked in the life of Abraham and David.

After an extended section describing and explaining the need of man, Paul here explains God's provision of right standing in Jesus Christ.

Paul emphasizes one of the most important truths of theology: God is all-powerful and perfect and humanity is not.

The Apostle Paul speaks to all humanity, showing that God's standard means all are guilty before Him.

This section of the Book of Romans is one of the clearest and most powerful descriptions of the fallen nature of humanity and the judgment fitting to the fallenness.

The Book of Romans is really all about God, and begins with a description of the gospel - God's Good News for all.

The resurrected Jesus reveals Himself to two disciples on the road to Emmaus and then to His disciples before His Ascension.

The resurrection of Jesus is discovered, first by women who see that His tomb was empty. They told the good news: The Lord is risen!