Paul's Epistle to the Romans: Living a Life of Faith

De: John W. (Jack) Carter

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The Disciple's Bible Commentary is a theological exegesis of the scriptures, organized into units that are suitable for about 30 minutes of personal study, or about one hour of small group discussion. It utilizes a historical- and context-sensitive approach to the scriptures, applying it to real-life experience with the intent of bringing the reader to a stronger and more mature faith. Table of Contents 1. Romans 1:1-17. Called by God's Grace. 2. Romans 1:18-32. Hope for an Apostate World. 3. Romans 2:1-16. Salvation by Faith Alone. 4. Romans 3:1-12. Righteousness in God Alone. 5. Romans 3:21-31. Justification by Grace Alone. 6. Romans 3:27-4:25. A Gospel for All People. 7. Romans 5:1-11. Peace and Hope from God Alone. 8. Romans 5:12-21. Death in Adam, Life in Christ. 9. Romans 6:1-14. Straddling the Fence. 10. Romans 6:15-23. Sin and the Christian Life. 11. Romans 7:1-25. "What I Hate, That Do I." 12. Romans 8:1-11. Living In the Spirit. 13. Romans 8:15-27. Adopted by God, Himself. 14. Romans 8:28-39. Never Alone Again. 15. Romans 9:1-29. God's Plan of Mercy. 16. Romans 10:1-21. Religion: The World's Stumbling-block. 17. Romans 11:1-14. The Remnant: the Faithful that Remain. 18. Romans 12:1-8. Life as Worship. 19. Romans 12:9-12. Love Without Dissimulation. 20. Romans 12:13-21. Overcome Evil with Love. 21. Romans 13:1-14. Christian Citizenship. 22. Romans 14:1-12. Love Without Condemnation. 23. Romans 14:13-21. Embracing our Differences. 24. Romans 15:1-13. One Body, One Purpose, One LORD. 25. Romans 15:14-33. Proclaiming with Boldness. 26. Romans 16:1-26. Common People, Uncommon Faith. Bibliography.