Category: Bible Study

Romans 5 opens with one of the most encouraging truths in the Christian life: Through faith in Jesus Christ, we now have peace with God. These first five verses reminded me that peace is not something we earn. It is not something we fight for. It is something God gives when we place our faith…

Romans 4 shifts the focus from works and law to the foundation of true righteousness. Paul goes back to Abraham, the father of the faith, and uses his life to make a critical point: righteousness has always come through faith, not through performance. This chapter reminds us that salvation by faith is not a New…

Romans 3 calls us to confront the difference between outward religion and genuine faith. As I read this chapter, the message that stood out the strongest was this: rituals, traditions, and good behavior cannot save us. They never could. Paul exposes the idea that simply belonging to the right group, following the right customs, or…