Romans

Romans takes its name from the believers in Rome to whom Paul wrote the letter. In Romans, Paul carefully explains the good news of Jesus Christ, showing that all people are affected by sin and that salvation comes through God’s grace, received by faith. The letter explores righteousness, justification, life in the Spirit, God’s faithfulness to Israel, and the transformed life of those who belong to Christ. Romans reveals the Lord as righteous, merciful, and faithful—the God who saves, restores, and calls His people to live as a new community shaped by His grace.