Romans

Considered one of the most theologically rich books of the New Testament, Romans is a treatise on the theology of salvation. Beginning with the hopelessness of our sin-filled state, Paul shows how God provides righteousness to His people through Jesus Christ. In Romans, we are reminded that justification does not come from status or moral achievement but from belief in the substitutionary death and glorious resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Justification: A Study in Romans

Where do godless mockers, wicked sinners, and religious hypocrites meet together? Here in the book of Romans, they meet at one place: The love of Christ. Romans lays out the gospel—the radical message of God’s love for everyone. Romans takes on controversial topics and challenging questions with clarity and compassion, and Through the Word guides you through it in just five minutes per day. Part 1 covers Romans 1-3.

The gospel doesn’t just change your eternal future; it changes your present reality. In this five-day study on the book of Romans, Courtney Doctor will walk you through Paul’s powerful letter to see the glorious grace and transforming work of the gospel. As the good news of the gospel of grace unfolds through Romans, it will compel you to proclaim God’s glorious salvation to all. 


In View of God's Mercies: The Gift of the Gospel in Romans

Romans lays down the foundation for our faith. Salvation is a gift received through faith alone in God. We are dead to sin and forever alive in Christ by His grace. In 15 summaries, discover how this letter follows the road to salvation, from death to life. Our teacher Dr. J. Vernon McGee said, “It’s just as if it came by special delivery mail to us today.” 

Thru the Bible—Romans

“Perhaps the most wonderful part of the book of Romans for me is in Romans chapter 8, where it summarizes how you change from the inside out—how you change deeply.”
Spend five days walking through this majestic passage of Scripture with Timothy Keller and discover the perspective that transforms everything.

This plan is taken from Explore Bible devotional. 



Renew: Romans 8 With Timothy Keller

Christians often feel lacking, insufficient, and second-class. In a word, we feel condemned. This is because, even without noticing it, we are basing our salvation on how well we are performing as Christians. In this short meditation of Romans 8, you will learn how God wants to move you from feeling condemned to feeling convinced that nothing can separate you from the love of God. 

Romans 8 - Move From Condemned to Convinced

Romans 8 is often called a pinnacle chapter in the Bible—a powerful declaration of freedom, life in the Spirit, hope in suffering, and the unshakeable love of God. Over these 30 days, you’ll read slowly through each verse, reflect on its meaning, and invite the Holy Spirit to shape your mind and heart. Take your time, journal your prayers, and watch how this chapter transforms you.

Romans 8: Life in Christ by the Spirit

As a believer in Jesus, you’re in God’s family. Have you adapted to the family culture yet? By faith, it takes only a moment for a spiritual slave to become a free, overcoming child of God. By experience, it can take a lifetime to learn to walk through this world as an heir of the King who grasps God’s amazing promises of transformation, blessing, and victory.

Life as an Heir of God: A Look Into Romans 8

Freely Justified is a study through the book of Romans, a powerful letter that unpacks the depth of God’s grace and the gift of salvation. In it, Paul explains how we are made right with God, not by works, but by faith in Jesus. As you read, you'll discover the freedom, assurance, and transformation that comes from being freely justified by God’s grace through Christ alone.

Romans

Justification: A Study in Romans

Romans

In View of God's Mercies: The Gift of the Gospel in Romans

Thru the Bible—Romans

Renew: Romans 8 With Timothy Keller

Romans 8 - Move From Condemned to Convinced

Romans 8: Life in Christ by the Spirit

Life as an Heir of God: A Look Into Romans 8

Horizon Church October Bible Reading Plan - the Book of Romans: Freely Justified