SERIES: ROMANS
MESSAGE: An Introduction
TEXT: Romans 1:1–7
MESSAGE BY: Pastor Tim Lewis
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It is a letter. (Vv. 1, 7)
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It is a theological statement.
- How to be made right with a Holy God.
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How to live right among people before Holy God.
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It is significant.
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An overview.
- The Gospel of Jesus Christ. (Rom. 1:1–17)
- The wrath of God. (Rom. 1:18–3:20)
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The grace of God. (Rom. 3:21–8:39)
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He justifies the unjust. (Rom. 3)
- He is just and He loves us.
- We must respond in faith. (Rom. 4)
- We have peace with God. (Rom. 5)
- We are free to live a new life. (Rom. 6)
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The struggle between the law and our sinful nature. (Rom. 7)
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The life in the spirit. (Rom. 8)
- The elective plan of God and Israel. (Rom. 9–11)
- The will of God in our relationships. (Rom. 12:1–15:13)
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Paul’s travel plans and greetings. (Rom. 15:14–16:27)
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The Gospel in Romans.
- All of us have sinned. (Rom. 3:10–12, 23)
- All of us are under God’s righteous judgement. (Rom. 3:19–20)
- The wages of sin is death. (Rom. 6:23a)
- You cannot save yourself. (Rom. 3:20, 28)
- God has demonstrated His love for us. (Rom. 5:6, 8)
- God has provided an atonement for our sin through Jesus’ death. (Rom. 3:24)
- God’s gift of grace is eternal life. (Rom. 6:23b; Rom. 5:15–17)
- You must believe in Jesus and confess Him as Lord. (Rom. 10:9–10)